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Having Church with Friends: Faith in Fellowship
“For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them."”Matthew 18:20 So, I love it when I am talking with friends, making new ones or talking with people I have a professional relationship with and our shared Faith comes up. I love it when this happens, and to be honest, it happens a lot. That’s a good thing because I think we would all agree the world needs some more Jesus! I know the old advice against talking politics and religion in business and to some degree I would agree. But when we have the chance to align our faith in the Lord with our work it’s euphoric. How do we do it? By just being strong in Who we are and grounded in our Christian principles. Having integrity and being humble. I’m a firm believer that of you’re grounded in Christianity, you don’t have to tell people or bring it up, it will show and they will know. It’s really a great place to be. I know the verse Matt 18:20 above was originally meant in context to refer to court ruling in biblical times. But I believe today it means that when at least two of us are talking Jesus we ARE having Church!I want to say thank you to all of you for allowing me to share “Church” with you Monday through Friday every week. I am genuinely grateful and I want you all to know I get so much out of it. I hope you get to have some “Church” of your own with friends and colleagues. Be nice. Grace wins.
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