Attitude Adjustment
Everyone has bad days. Everyone loses sight of the bigger picture. Everyone needs an attitude adjustment from time to time. In fact, if you are like us, you need one each morning! Somehow, we’ve all mastered the art of compartmentalizing our spiritual lives from the day-to-day world where we interact with others.
Our daily work is where our attitude matters most! We challenge you to subscribe to Mark D. Roberts’ daily devotional about faith and work. It only takes five minutes.
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Fear God; Honor Your Supervisor >
by Rey Lopez
The CEO of a large financial services company announced his early resignation without fanfare or explanation.
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A Philippian Attitude Adjustment >
by Mark D. Roberts
How can you change the way you perceive your life?
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You Define Success for Yourself >
by Howard E. Butt, Jr.
Success is what gets you closer to what you believe is important. That definition, individual to every person, also defines the high calling of our daily work.
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Can Attitude Be More Important than Fact? >
by John Hoyt
Can a person's attitude transcend the difficulties and problems that he or she faces?
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Mule in the Well >
by Howard E. Butt, Jr.
When life heaps dirt on you, be like the mule and shake it off! Use what's falling on you to gain footing.
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Wooden & Walton >
by Howard E. Butt, Jr.
Be flexible—understand the difference between convictions and emotions in the high calling of our daily work.
