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How is your time allocated between your employment and other pursuits? You … [all that apply]

• Punch a time clock or work standard hours
• Allocate some weekly time to share with your wife
• Usually arrive at work early and/or stay late
• Devote regular time to Christian/volunteer service
• Arrive late & take generous breaks but leave on time
• Are careful to observe a Sabbath rest
• Go back into work most weekends
• Spend some time weekly in activities with your kids
• Take all the vacation days to which you are entitled
• Reserve personal time of leisure and recreation
• Work instead of taking some of your vacation days

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THIS WEEK'S THEME
Work Habits in Balance
Work hard, but don't be consumed by it.

Today's Devotion September 7, 2008

Overnight Success?

There was a time not long ago when a passenger boarding a late night coast-to-coast flight could expect to stretch out over three seats in the coach section. Not so these days. Read more …

Prayer for the Week

You are honored, Lord, when I work hard, rest well, and nourish my relationship with You, family, and friends. Help me strike the right balance.

Familyman Weekly

Mouse Hunter #1
by Todd Wilson

Hey Dad,

I have to tell you I'm feeling very manly right now. Not only have I beaten back most of the dreaded fruit flies, but today we caught two mice in one mousetrap. Read more…

A Man's Perspective

LEadership Journal, August, 2008
What Is An Evangelical?
Coming to terms with terms isn't easy.
by John Ortberg

I have always loved words. One of my favorite early memories is of my dad reading to us at bedtime. One of those books—Alice in Wonderland—had a scene about words that delighted and puzzled me. Read more…

Faith in the Workplace

From FaithInTheWorkplace.com
The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard
A person's true worth is measured by how they see the world.
by John Willome

My wife has breakfast every morning with our six-year-old son and three-year-old daughter and discusses a Bible story with them. One morning when she read the parable of the workers in the vineyard, my son was indignant. Read More…

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