Benefiting From Unhurried Time With God
December 4, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Rick Boxx Dr. Richard Blackaby was talking with a group of business and professional leaders in Iowa about a time when his father, Henry, was invited to speak to a group of Fortune 500 CEOs. It was amazing for him to see a gathering of such high-ranking corporate executives in one place, especially More...
Don’t Let People Or Circumstances Steal Your Joy
in Monday Manna /by Jim Mathis We sometimes hear people talking about the importance of finding work you love. This may be a little overrated, but it is important to do things that do not destroy your joy, your More...
The What, Who And Why Of Thanksgiving
November 20, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Robert J. Tamasy This week the United States marks the annual Thanksgiving Day observance. Similar holidays on various dates are observed in other nations, including Canada, More...
Visionaries Vs. The Financially Driven
in Monday Manna /by Rick Boxx We live in very uncertain economic times. It probably has always been that way, but for a variety of reasons, economic conditions seem especially unpredictable now. The question More...
Serving Others – And Being Treated Like A Servant
August 21, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Robert J. Tamasy In the marketplace, we hear terms such as “business leaders,” “corporate executives” and entrepreneurs in referring to people holding More...
The Leader ‘Washing The Feet’ Of Team Members
October 30, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Sergio Fortes For a moment, imagine a top executive calling a special meeting and after bringing in a wash basin and towels, proceeding to wash the feet of his or her staff More...
Heredity, Heritage, Inheritance, And Legacy
October 23, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Robert J. Tamasy Some time ago I engaged in a fascinating discussion with members of a CBMC group in another city. I had written an edition of Monday Manna More...
‘Quit’ Has No Place In Our Vocabulary
October 16, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Dan Britton Several years ago, a high school football team in Michigan, U.S.A. cancelled the last five games of its season after going 0–4 and having not More...
Quiet Desperation, Or Joyful Anticipation?
by Robert J. Tamasy Back in the mid-1800s, essayist, poet and philosopher Henry David Thoreau made a statement that has become familiar to many of us, “The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.” In More...
Setting Healthy Work Boundaries
October 2, 2023/in Monday Manna /by Rick Boxx The work world can be filled with stress – deadlines to be met, quotas to be filled, goals to be achieved, profit margins to be maintained. Because More...
