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This
time I would like to share the views of my other online friends on being
a genuine Christian professional. I am
very happy and proud to post them here.
"For me it’s turning the other cheek when others don't...going the extra mile....giving twice more than someone expects or asks....not tormenting your fellow coworkers like others sometimes do...loving people when others do not....not bullying....accepting others as they are and then telling them how or why your life is different...ie your belief in Jesus."
"To be a Christian is a title/position we hold and not a
service that we perform. Whether be it in the office, home, or at the beach. It
is who we are, based on our relationship with Christ. We are called to
demonstrate Christ-like behavior in all areas of our lives. So we are by
definition, exhibitors of Godly behavior. We don't have to "act with
integrity" because "WE ARE PEOPLE OF INTEGRITY", so there is no
other way to be. Neither do we have act with character, we are people of character.
Our relationship defines who we are, not our acts, our services, or our
profession."
"When he or she keeps in mind that
the audience of heaven, GOD & HIS angels are listening & viewing all
that we do & we still do what is right by HIS standards not our worldly
learned ones no matter what the circumstances, situations, obstacles or
behaviors being demonstrated, exhibited or exemplified because it pleases GOD
and it is the right thing to do...."
"Even as Christian Professionals we
are to maintain the standards GOD has put up & set in place for us to
follow & abide by doing all things by & through L.O.V.E. (Living
Omnipotently Victoriously Eternally-everlasting) embracing HIS kingdom
mentality & identity HE has given us in the mind of CHRIST which we must
allow & put on letting HIS mind permeate are entire being. It is the mind
of CHRIST that is the catalyst of change in our life which that alters our
identity into HIS as we trust, believe & depend on GOD for all things by
being in expectation HE will give us the best of the best in all
things..."
"I'm in Law School but I realize the
challenges of maintaining a Christlike nature in during working life, education
and beyond. To say law school's competitive is an understatement- it's like the
Hunger Games. During lectures and tutorials, hardly anyone talks to each other
out of competition. Our Christian lawyer small group has been trying to show
Christ's love and concern to non-Christian lawyers but it can be hard- think
"Turn the other cheek" and how Jesus was rejected."
Let us know also of your own view. Write it on the comments box below.
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