(I've decided to periodically post reviews of books that I've read and believe are worth recommending to my friends and followers. Hopefully, this will become a regular feature! My first review is of Fruit at Work, by Chris Evans, currently available on Amazon.com at http://www.amazon.com/dp/0985629606/ref=cm_sw_r_fa_dp_JXSkqb0W37E6B)
Being a missionary in your workplace can be even more challenging than being on the mission field in some ways. While on the mission field, you can focus your wholehearted attention on the single goal of meeting needs and reaching lives for Jesus in an overt and open way, often in the workplace you must witness without openly quoting Scripture or invoking Jesus’ name.
Being a missionary in your workplace can be even more challenging than being on the mission field in some ways. While on the mission field, you can focus your wholehearted attention on the single goal of meeting needs and reaching lives for Jesus in an overt and open way, often in the workplace you must witness without openly quoting Scripture or invoking Jesus’ name.
Fruit
at Work
is a practical, engaging and well-researched look at how Christians can take
the principals of God’s Word to work with them each day. As a successful
businessman, Chris Evans speaks from a perspective that many Christian writers
lack. He offers encouragement that the same fruit that God promises should
accompany the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives, also promotes effective
business practices. Mr. Evans digs into the meaning of each aspect of the
‘fruit of the Spirit’ mentioned in Galatians 5. In each chapter, he unpacks the
historical context and meaning of the word and then explains how contemporary
business people can exhibit that aspect to glorify God, reach the lost, and
still merit excellent performance reviews from their manager. Whether you are
an entry-level employee at McDonald’s or the CEO of a multi-million dollar
corporation, you will find the insights and examples from Mr. Evans’ own years
of experience entertaining and enlightening, as well as practically beneficial
both to your mission and to your career.
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