Posts tagged iwork4him nation
"Here I Am, Send Me!"

Forty years ago, Jim and I met each other, become best friends and thought we were meant to be full-time pastors or missionaries. Now, Jim and I have the pleasure of helping our radio and podcast listeners understand what we really committed to 40 years ago - living in full time ministry every day.

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The "iWork4Him Nation' Convenant - Tenet FOUR

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.

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The "iWork4Him Nation" Convenant - Tenet TWO

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:

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The "iWork4Him Nation" Convenant - Tenet ONE

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.

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The Last Dash Before School

Teach your kids what it looks like to find opportunities to pray with people when they are hurting but all along be that person of excellence in their school work and their behavior, so that people will ask them why. Work with your kids to identify those they should be praying for by name each and every day.

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Be a Workplace Missionary

Christ-followers are living out our faith wherever they go – especially to work. The Workplace is the greatest mission field of the world. Do you accept the calling on you to bring Jesus to work with you?

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iWork4Him Nation - Work

As the owner or employee, our workplace performance is a direct reflection on God. I believe as a Christ Follower, it’s my responsibility to be the best, brightest, most honest, hardest working employee in my position within the company/organization.

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