Eternal Fruit
If God paid the highest price that could be paid to provide for the salvation of His children, and in the sacrifice of His Son He surely did, how does, or should, that fact interdict the way we view and operate the businesses that we manage for Him? If it’s His property how do we use it in alignment with His ultimate purpose, reconciliation with His children?
I see it this way. The business brings us into contact with countless people who will never be likely to darken the door of a church. (Estimates vary between 70-75% of Americans are un-churched) Every time we have contact with the customer, employee, competitor, or supplier who make up the daily relational interaction of business, we have the opportunity to give them an impression about God. This happens as a result of how we interact with them in the various roles that we play with one another as we “do business.” We have the same opportunity as we relate to them as neighbors, relatives, friends, or others that we rub shoulders with simply by living in the world.
By what we say and what we do (both/and) we give FULL POST 

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