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April 18, 2008

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Dan

We could apply these principles in business relationships by paying invoices on time, seeking the success of others, and treating our customers the way Jesus would treat them. I suppose that this way of doing business would be counter-intuitive to many, but if we do our business for Christ first, others second, and self last, we'd probably find far more fulfillment (and perhaps more success) in the things we do.

Susan

Jesus wants the best for us, so we should want the best for others. That means our employer too. I think a good employee makes the "boss" look good. Also, if we want the best for our boss, he'll want to keep us around...so everyone benefits.

Also, as we look at the key Bible verse and it mentions words rarely used in American relationships (submission and reverence) we can see why the divorce rate is so high, and people hop from job to job. We've lost those two qualities in our culture. Woe to us!

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