Held on the day before the Grey Cup, Athletes in Action’s annual Grey Cup Breakfast is a way to show fans that the “stars” of the game are as human as anyone else—and that what really sets these men apart has a lot more to do with their faith than
Nov 21st 2017Witnessing at work can be a little tricky. You can’t use your position as a platform for evangelism, but you are usually allowed to answer questions. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. – 1
Oct 31st 2017Regardless of “profession,” serve God in all you do By Phil Wagler During my first pastoral call I was a tent-maker. Okay, that’s a bit of a misnomer; I didn’t make tents at all. More accurately, I was a lawn-mower, a weed-warrior, a rider of the green and yellow machine that
Aug 23rd 2016The “occupational hazards” of workplace evangelism By Paul H. Boge You’re at your job and see your co-worker. You know him well enough to strike up a conversation. Maybe you’re even friends. You feel a responsibility to tell him about Jesus. And yet you wonder how this may affect your
Aug 16th 2016Being a “provider” goes way beyond dollars and cents By Rob Horsley “She’s a busybody.” “She’s too bossy.” “She’s a real…” Well, you get the idea. If you’ve ever had thoughts like these for a female superior in the workplace, chances are you’re not alone. Women in positions of management are often
Aug 9th 2016From Top to Bottom, “It’s a Kingdom business” By Steven Sukkau When Paul Neustaedter graduated from Briercrest Bible College in 1985, he was fully prepared to enter the mission field, but God had other plans. Instead of the jungles of Africa, he found himself in the urban jungle of the
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