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Is this the most difficult conversation you'll have at work? I was putting the finishing touches on a presentation when a colleague scrambled in my door and closed it with a slam. "Will you pray with me?" For a Christian, this opportunity to encourage and share the hope of Jesus with a colleague in need seems like the perfect opportunity. But Barna Group research1 suggests otherwise.
As I finished reading a recent article in The Guardian about the changing nature of our careers, I leaned back in my chair and began to reflect on my recent past and path. I’ve had the unique opportunity to play professional football, work in a church ministry, be a head football coach in a public school system, work in corporate America, and own my own business. Across all those valuable experiences, one thing has been constant — change.
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