UBN’s Integrity Moments are daily nuggets of Biblical wisdom that apply directly to your workplace. With Integrity Moments, you’ll learn…
The importance of admitting guilt when you’re wrong
The causes of conflict and how to Biblically resolve them
How to prayerfully hire the best employees for your team and more!
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In a moment of frustration, Jennie made a derogatory comment to a coworker about another colleague. As soon as Jennie said it, she regretted it, but hoped that it would be quickly forgotten. But when meeting later with the supervisor of the employee Jennie had criticized, the supervisor asked for the back story. The conversation was professional, which just added ...
Jeff had a challenging habit: He tended to talk about himself. A lot. His penchant to steer any conversation to a monologue about his activities, interests, and opinions became company folklore. Unfortunately, Jeff’s ability to make himself the center of every conversation also caused coworkers to work hard to avoid him. Proverbs 27:2 challenges us: “Let someone else praise you, ...
It was just another night of tending sheep when the shepherds experienced an angel entering their presence, shining with God’s radiant glory. Imagine their likely wonder, doubt, skepticism, and curiosity as they traveled to discover if what the angel told them was true. That evening those shepherd boys experienced the unexpected gift of gazing upon the future Messiah of the ...
On Christmas Eve 1968 our nation was reeling from a very bad year. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy had been assassinated, and the Vietnam War raged on. But a bright spot surfaced as three brave astronauts orbited the moon. As the world observed Apollo 8, Astronaut Bill Anders read from the Bible. "In the beginning, God created the ...
When I was at a low point in my job, I prayed intensely to God for either a dramatic change in my work or a new start. I cried out because I couldn’t imagine continuing the current situation. God answered my prayers with a new job that I gladly did for another 15 years. But while my prayers were intense ...
In a devotion from several years ago, Dr. Richard Bouch contemplated the conversion of Saul to Paul. Saul, as a Pharisee, was educated and energetic in persecuting the followers of Jesus. He needed a supernatural encounter with Jesus to recognize that his perspective was wrong. Bouch notes that before this conversion, Paul was convinced he was working for God. He ...
As a young employee in my first corporate job, I quickly learned that executives were powerful people to be feared and followed. One executive in particular, a former Navy officer, commanded authority. He knew his stuff and expected respect. But that image completely fell away when I walked into a classroom one evening to take a class on boating safety. ...
A 2021 study by Lifeway Research found that 66% of Americans are at least open to discussing the Christian faith with a friend. Forty percent said they were very open to the conversation. That compares with a third of respondents who said they were not at all open to a social media conversation about Christian faith. People prefer a personal ...
Religionnews.com featured an article from some researchers on religion in the workplace. They surveyed 15,000 people of all faiths to better understand the role of faith in the workplace. One survey question was whether the respondents “conceal their religious beliefs at work for fear of others’ perceptions.” Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists ranked much higher in their desire to conceal their faith. ...
One of the core values of Unconventional Business Network is to be open to God-sized opportunities. God’s ways, however, often seems unattainable or crazy. For example, Gideon was charged by God to defeat Midian. The only problem was that Midian’s army “was as numerous as locusts.” Gideon had rallied 22,000 men to go to battle, but God wanted the credit ...
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