Comments on: How to Effectively Bring Prayer Into the Workplace http://mpchristianity.com/prayer-workplace.html where biblical principles produce everlasting profits Tue, 13 Dec 2011 03:33:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Brad Harmon http://mpchristianity.com/prayer-workplace.html#comment-332 Brad Harmon Sun, 29 Nov 2009 11:12:38 +0000 http://bradleyaharmon.com/?p=1765#comment-332 I can only imagine what kind of impact that made on her. My boss professed to be a Christian, but I don't know if it had any bearing on his decision. The company had many employees who had been there 25+ years so it may have been customary, but I had never thought to ask. I was touched by the gesture.<br /><br />It's so easy to say that you will pray for someone, but unless you are willing to also be the instrument of God's answer my opinion is it's better just to keep the sentiment to yourself. I often wonder what people think when they hear this, but nothing seems to happen. I also wonder how many people say this and never follow through - I have been guilty of that too many times. I can only imagine what kind of impact that made on her. My boss professed to be a Christian, but I don't know if it had any bearing on his decision. The company had many employees who had been there 25+ years so it may have been customary, but I had never thought to ask. I was touched by the gesture.

It's so easy to say that you will pray for someone, but unless you are willing to also be the instrument of God's answer my opinion is it's better just to keep the sentiment to yourself. I often wonder what people think when they hear this, but nothing seems to happen. I also wonder how many people say this and never follow through – I have been guilty of that too many times.

]]> By: Leon de Rijke http://mpchristianity.com/prayer-workplace.html#comment-331 Leon de Rijke Sat, 28 Nov 2009 10:02:54 +0000 http://bradleyaharmon.com/?p=1765#comment-331 I really like the example of the funeral of you co-worker's father. It inspires to keep our ears open and hear what's really important.<br /><br />In a lot of (larger) companies prayer meetings are held during lunch breaks or early in the morning. That can be a great way to use prayer as a weapon. Sometimes non-believers bring up prayer requests too. I really like the example of the funeral of you co-worker's father. It inspires to keep our ears open and hear what's really important.

In a lot of (larger) companies prayer meetings are held during lunch breaks or early in the morning. That can be a great way to use prayer as a weapon. Sometimes non-believers bring up prayer requests too.

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