For the past several weeks I have been scrambling to put together an application package to transfer to a different career field in the Navy. I have spent hours on the phone to discuss different options, get career advice, and ask for letters of recommendation. Sometimes I feel very excited about the opportunities I'm applying for. But I have also woken up in the middle of the night thinking about all the worries and concerns that come with potentially moving to an entirely different career field. I have been wondering if I'm doing the right thing. There are so many different options and I don't know how to ensure that the one I am choosing is the right one; if it is the direction God is leading me in or not; if there is a better choice; if I should wait longer or do it now.
Most of us spend more "awake time" at work than we do with friends or family. But have you ever heard a sermon about how to be a Christian at work? I have not heard a single one but am interested in asking the question...and that is what this blog is about.
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Monday, February 29, 2016
Monday, February 22, 2016
WHY YOU SHOULDN'T ARGUE WITH 12 YEAR OLDS
Earlier this week I hired a couple of high schoolers and their 12 year old brother to help me clean and paint part of the house I'm rehabbing. They did a great job and we made some good progress toward finishing the house so I can put it on the market.
But I also got the opportunity to "re-learn" a lesson that I thought I already knew. The 12 year old said something that I didn't think was correct and when I tried to inform him of how and why he was wrong, he simply stated that I was the one who was wrong and that he was right. I wish I could say that I let it go at that and moved on, but I kept trying to win the argument. How I got sucked into this "yes it is...no it isn't" argument with a 12 year old is beyond me.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Work is Not a Curse
People (including me) are always complaining about work.
But when I read the Bible, I see that work was part of God's original plan for paradise in Eden. God put Adam to work before Adam and Eve got thrown out of the garden and fell under the curse. However, because of the curse, many workplaces have become unhealthy and perhaps even demoralizing; as Christians, God can use us to reverse the effects of the curse in the workplace.
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