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Meet me at the intersection!
Mike
Praise God for shepherds who lead!
By: Doug Fair on January 11, 2010
at 9:50 am
Mike,
I would really like to meet you sometime and get to know you better. I’m looking for a good Christian professional that has “done it” that can help me “do it.” Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Faith with me via your blog.
God Bless!
Chris
By: Chris on June 29, 2010
at 2:02 pm
This was a really good article. I thought my only addiction was food until I bought an iphone!!! I saw a bumper sticker that said, “If you love Jesus honk your horn—If you want to see him soon, text!!!”
By: Mom on October 26, 2010
at 6:14 pm
Mike, you are to be admired for bringing each week thought provoking lessons in life to all people of different faiths.
Considering you hold down so many jobs, including that of a husband, parent you are one busy person.
I can fully understand how you are able to do it, since i am sure the word work is not in your vocabulary.
Being as passionate about your relationship with God and your religion it is clear you are similarly with life and when you love what you are doing it is not “work”
By: alan s. honig on July 7, 2011
at 5:46 am
Hi Alan!
Thanks for your comment. I think you have hit on a very important factor in being effective in what you set your mind to doing. Attitude is critical. If one views their work (regardless of setting) as a duty or an obligation that is resented, it is likely the results will be inferior or at least the work will be an intrusion in one’s life. When work is viewed as a God-given privilege, a person is freed to enjoy or even relish the tasks at hand and be the best they can be at each job. It is a blessing to enjoy one’s work and I am absolutely a blessed man in that regard!
Mike
By: Mike Willoughby on July 8, 2011
at 10:27 pm