Read [biblegateway passage=”Galatians 3″]. What does Paul have to say about the law? How does this chapter influence your thoughts about rule-following or keeping a list of Christian “to-do’s?” Read [biblegateway passage=”Galatians 4″]. What “rights” do we have because of Christ? How do you feel about being an adopted son or […]
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Every manager faces it–those times when your team is not behaving like a well-oiled machine and you finally have to step in to do something about it–or him, or her, or the situation. Before you make any decisions, get away from the noise and ask yourself a few questions, like these. Is this a short
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Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 11″]. What is a “godly jealousy?” What type of suffering did Paul endure? How does that strengthen you in your suffering today? Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 12″]. Write out verse 9. We don’t know what Paul’s “thorn” was, however it was probably a repetitive issue for him. Do you have an issue
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[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Some time ago, I received a notice that if I kept up with my Bible reading plan, I would be entered into a drawing for a tablet, iPad mini or other prizes. This gave me pause. I understand the sentiment behind it. I’m just not sure how I feel about it. When I
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[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 6″]. How did Paul and his ministry partners keep their ministry from being discredited? Why does Paul say not to be “yoked” with unbelievers? How does this differ from being cordial and friendly to unbelievers? Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 7″]. How does Paul feel about the Corinthians? How
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[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] There is a well-known quotation that says “There is no “I” in team.” After all, team is spelled TEAM. One catalog for team building materials uses TEAM to mean “Together Everyone Achieves More.” In real life though, quotes, mugs and posters don’t automatically lead to a team working the way a couple of employees of
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[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 1″]. After reading verses 3 and 4, what do you learn and feel about receiving and giving comfort? In verse 12, what does Paul say? How can you conduct yourself in good conscience today? Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 2″]. What do verses 5-11 teach about forgiveness? How can you
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Welcome to “Swift Seven,” a new blog post format that I will use on occasion to share a very quick, but helpful list of seven tips related to a topic. Before I give you the seven tips, don’t forget that we are in the 10-day launch period for my new book, and you could win
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[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”1 Corinthians 12″]. This chapter is about the various gifts that are given to believers. What might your gift(s) be? How does this chapter contribute to the idea of teamwork? Read [biblegateway passage=”1 Corinthians 13″]. This is a popular chapter about love. How can you apply its principles to
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[youtube id=”rs4H_mFS3cM”] The culture in your workplace is unique. It is influenced by the dispositions of everyone on the team, the policies by which you work, and the environment, among other things. Each worker on the team has an influence on the morale in your workplace, whether or not they have a title such as