The Walk at Work
Seven Steps to Spiritual Success on the Job
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- $13.99
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- $13.99
Publisher Description
God Is at Work
Whether you work with your hands or your head, God wants your heart to be at work for Him. However, with all the confrontation, conflict, and frustration in the workplace, too often we leave God out of the equation. Amid the all-out pursuit of our hopes and dreams, we find ourselves wondering, How can my faith sustain me through challenges of work? How can I daily honor God on the job?
The Walk at Work is a guidebook that combines daily inspirational readings with a seven-step plan for personal spiritual growth to answer those questions about faith at work. Whether you face difficult relationships, job anxiety, or office politics, Andria Hall will show you how to experience success by aligning your priorities with God’s. Through the down-to-earth, practical wisdom in these pages you will:
· receive daily wisdom from God
· discover the benefits of praying for others
· learn how to carry out your God-given tasks in the workplace with integrity
· unearth a new commitment to honor God in all that you do, say, and think
· settle your mind and nurture your spirit through timely daily readings
Excellent as a daily devotional or group study, The Walk at Work also includes a topical index of common work-related challenges, questions for further reflection, and recommendations for additional reading.
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Evangelical Christians who are looking to incorporate some of their Sunday piety into their Monday-to-Friday routine might appreciate this book, which is part devotional and part self-help manual. Hall, the host of a "faith and values" program on the Hallmark Channel's Sunday morning lineup, outlines seven steps to spiritual success: making God the "Chief Authority" in your life; knowing his Word, the Bible; practicing Christ-like attitudes and actions; learning the value of prayer at work; enjoying your daily tasks; surrendering your will to God's; and sharing God's love "with boldness and without shame." The book is intended as a seven-month, interactive workbook, with Scripture verses and, of course, journal exercises. There is little here that is original; the only reason this spirituality-at-work manual is slightly different from the host of others like it on the market is its very specific targeting of a conservative Christian audience.
