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About My Father's Business: Taking Your Faith to Work
By: Regi Campbell , Brian SmitheBook Publisher: Random House
Imprint: Random House, Inc.
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Many books stress the need to be “marketplace ministers.” An equal or greater number tell us why we should be in marketplace ministry. This book tells us how. About My Father’s Business offers proven methodology for becoming a spiritual leader at work, regardless of position or title. Regi Campbell has more than twenty years experience learning and implementing these strategies in companies small and large. With refreshing transparency, he shares his struggles to save his marriage, build his career, and pursue his mission to have influence for Jesus Christ with coworkers. The result is a practical guide for reconciling the quest for corporate accomplishment with the call to be a disciple of Christ 24/7.
What happens to your faith at work? Do you struggle to live for Jesus while earning a paycheck?
The truth is, when you go to work, you don’t have to check your faith at the door. Successful businessman Regi Campbell shows how your witness and your example can make a huge difference in your workplace and impact lives for eternity.
God is calling you to more than what’s in your job description. Your peers need it. Your Father requires it. It’s His business and only you can accomplish it.
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| Title of Religion eBook: About My Father's Business: Taking Your Faith to Work | |
| Release Date: 09-28-2011 | |
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| Publisher: Random House, Inc. |
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About My Father's Business: Taking Your Faith to Work
Chapter One
THE CURSE?
WORK.
It seems destined to be a four-letter word. No matter how you spell it-job, career, calling-it still has curse written all over it. Maybe that's just the way it's supposed to be. After all, it was the original curse word, as Adam first lived out the consequences of his cursed life by working the land for food. To this day, work ranks among the leading obstacles in many people's lives.
It seems the dreams of most working people revolve around arriving at a place where they'll no longer have to go to work. That's not to say we don't enjoy some of the challenges along the way. But if you could dig beneath the surface, the primary objective of most people's career is to eliminate the need for it.
Advertisers play to this sentiment, tantalizing their target audiences with depictions of financial freedom and absolute autonomy. Statewide lotteries are funded, one dollar at a time, by the pipe dreams of would-be early retirees. While money is the number one obsession in our culture, the ultimate end of wealth is emancipation from the workplace.
It is common sentiment that work is something to be avoided.
Work is universally portrayed as something that gets in the way of all the other things we'd rather be doing. Work calls the shots. It's the factory whistle that awakens us each day from the dream of a life of leisure. Work drags us from our homes and subjects us to traffic jams and the shark-infested waters of competition. Work drops us back home in a heap at the end of the day, or at the end of a long business trip. Work tells us where we
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