When we hear something that doesn't line up with our faith, we think the best thing to do is "keep the peace", by keeping our mouth shut. But is that in keeping with the Word?

We are called to be COMPLETE IN CHRIST, vs. PERFECT, which as we know as Christ followers, we cannot be on this earth, and there is only ONE who WAS and IS perfect Did Jesus say "well done, good and perfect servant"?

The people that you work with, they need to meet Jesus and you may be their only chance. If we don't SHARE, our workplace mission field is just a field without a mission. God has you there on purpose, remember?

You are never going to argue someone into following Jesus. We just need to get our story down. How did you realize your need for Jesus? How hard was it to surrender to a Lord who was all loving…?

Is your work mediocre? Does your performance evaluation include the phrase "meets expectations"? That just won't fly for a Jesus follower. As Jesus followers, we should be the number one employee in our position.

There is nothing like sharing a meal at your dinner table to really find out who someone is. Relationships spur opportunity to share your life in Jesus, and when you take that relationship outside of the office, into your home, those relationships can really grow

Part of the iWork4Him Nation covenant is to look for ways to serve those that you work alongside, over and above your job requirement. Why is this added to the iWork4Him nation covenant? Read more to find out:

When I started praying for my coworkers and employees and my bosses by name every day, along with their spouses and their children, it helped me to see them the way my heavenly father saw them. Did it change them? Read onj to find out.

The general market news media has one thing right, and its only marginally right at that. Corporate America has become a bastion of creating wealth and ignoring of people. As Jesus followers we know this is wrong.

As you begin this new year, stop and take time to do some personal inventory. We have all been called to a workplace that is a true place of ministry.