Have you ever had to defend your faith at work?
When co-workers are talking about religion and faith do you interject the truth
or simply nod and smile?
When crisis arises, does your blood pressure rise and boil and create havoc for those
around you?
Guys, we're supposed to be light and salt to this fallen world but are we more of a hinderance to the cause than salt and light?
Let's explore this trite but very important phenomena.
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Questions for discussions:
What's our responsibility to share the Gospel?
In the politically correct workplace, how should we approach sharing the Gospel?
The workplace has become a multi-cultural, multi-gendered environment. Most of our
peers do not know about Jesus. Is there a difference between talking to a Hindu and
a non-practicing Protestant?
Do your co-workers know that you're a Christian?
What are the dangers of letting people know that you're a Christian?
Are you aloof and unapproachable (holier than thou)?
Are you an annoying Christian?
Do you always work with the utmost integrity or just enough to get by?
When we've been working at a certain company for a long time, we tend to cut corners
a work less diligently.
Do your co-workers treat you as another hypocritical Christian by your actions.
Do you model holiness and righteousness to them?
Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give a reason for the hope
that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect. (1Peter3:15)
(When I get frustrated, gentleness goes out the window).
