The way we communicate is a reflection of our character. How we communicate is not separate from who we are. As believers, we want our godly character to shine, not only at home or at fellowship but also at work. We live the Word in our workplaces just as we do in every area of… Continue Reading
As I walked through the orchard at The Way International Headquarters, I was thinking about the agricultural forecasts I’d heard earlier that season. Every one of the reports had cited the previous winter’s harsh temperatures and above-normal snowfall as being indicators of a mediocre crop for that year. Although the fruit produced by our orchard… Continue Reading
Our Founding President, Victor Paul Wierwille, once shared, “Of all the fine arts, the finest art is life. Learning to live and living life dynamically within the framework of God’s Word makes life scintillating, exciting, and vivaciously enrapturing.” This relates to our careers as well. I’ve worked in the field of the healing arts since… Continue Reading
At times in our occupations we may be faced with moral and ethical decisions that require our courage to stand for the truth. In some scenarios, it may even appear that our success is in jeopardy unless we conform to the world’s standards and go against what we know is the right thing to do.… Continue Reading
Shortly after graduating from high school, I was hired to work as a teller at a financial institution. At the end of the training period, I was assigned a metal drawer with a key in the lock and was told to open it. When I opened the drawer, I saw more money than I had… Continue Reading
In the Book of Nehemiah, we read about a man who served as cupbearer to the Persian king, Artaxerxes, in Shushan the palace. The cupbearer held a very trusted position in the kingdom, for that person would protect the king by tasting the drinks before serving them to him. This cupbearer’s name was Nehemiah. While… Continue Reading
Living the Word’s way day after day brings great blessings and prosperity to our lives. Our homes are blessed, our fellowships are blessed, and our lives flourish and prosper as we keep God first. As God’s Word prevails in our lives, we have the joy of reaching out with that Word in every segment of… Continue Reading