Why does God give us things? What is the purpose of receiving from God? Is God in the business of giving us stuff (experiences, or possessions) so we can have them?
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It takes patience to change anything. Change is hard. When the change involves others, often patience is the only weapon you have at your disposal.
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How do you react when something happens to delay the outcome you are working toward? What role do expectations play in the exercise of patience?
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To stultify means to cause to appear stupid or foolish. When we fail to give our team the resources for success, we inspire a sense of futility. Have you ever considered you might stultify your teammates?
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Do you think the average Christian is “on-mission” with Jesus in the workplace? We asked a separate set of questions to Christians who worked for a church or para-church organization. Find out more about how they answered the question.
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Do leaders ever follow? Is there anyone you follow? A while back, I realized I’m a follower of this one person…
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Part 2 of our thoughts on the 2015 survey asking people about their experiences with the Christian faith in the Workplace.
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We ran a poll on this website for 5 months, from January 1, 2015 to May 31, 2015. Please accept my apologies for the delay reporting the results.
We had 591 completed responses and 259 incomplete responses. Of the 591 responses, Continue Reading…
Once, I made a foolish statement to a coworker out of anger and had another attitude adjustment. I learned a valuable lesson about respect. Don’t make the same mistakes I made. Character-based leaders understand genuine respect based on true humility is currency.
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What would you say are the most deflating activities made by your leaders? Check out my list of 13 and add any you think are missing!
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Mike Henry Sr. 