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Comment by Sally Whitesell on December 23, 2012 at 9:01pm

Please enjoy this wonderful video.  Merry Christmas!  http://youtu.be/C1DZA_TdBBI

Comment by Craig Lockerd on December 9, 2012 at 10:52am

My Pastors wife said this morning "Excellence honors God"

Comment by Tom Wiegand on November 29, 2012 at 10:52am

God-incidence Michael!  Do you agree that God likes to allow us to witness more of his miracles when we stop to appreciate them, AND thank Him?

Comment by Michael Rodriguez on November 29, 2012 at 10:32am

I had a sister from church come in yesterday for paint touch up a newly purchase Lincoln MKZ from one of my sales reps. Out of the four dealerships she visited, we were the last stop she made before purchasing her vehicle. We prayed over double-mindedness and fear she was displaying on a purchase from us. The fear was of the economy and gas prices and uncertainty. I prayed that the word of the enemy would not infiltrate her mind and we 'refastened' her helmet of salvation against the fiery darts being thrown at her, she was grateful that I brought out what her fears were and left happy, thank you Jesus.

Comment by SCOTT TYNER on September 16, 2012 at 6:41am

"You cannot think a spiritual muddle clear, you have to obey it clear. In intellectual matters you can think things out, but in spiritual matters you will think yourself into cotton wool." -Oswald Chambers

Comment by Craig Lockerd on August 30, 2012 at 5:10pm

http://christianfaithatwork.com/

Great blog by our new friend Chris Patton

Comment by Bill Alberts on July 17, 2012 at 3:00pm

Not so very long ago I entered a sales meeting with my heart wanting desparetly to share that which I found to be one of the very most important things I had learned in the 30 years I have been in auto sales.  Joy! That three letter work that people say in church but not very much in every day life.  They may say happy, they may say glad, but seldom in the workplace to you hear the co worker use the term Joy.  I began the meeting as I did most meetings, with review of the previous day and what was planned for this day.  Seemlesly I began talking about the joy I had about what I did daily and how very much I would like them all to feel the same Joy.  There was no reaction and very little movement from the group.  I continued talking of how daily I had to keep people from taking my Joy.  The first question now was asked, Bill, you mean people upset you during the day with some of the things they say and do and that makes you angry or sad?  My response was simple, "only if I let them."  I continued talking about some of our daily events, trials if you will, that interfere with where we are both mentally and spritually.  It was clearly being received far beyond my wildest expectations.  Joy, I explained is a way of life not a feeling.  It is something that is difficult to describe to those who have never understood it.  To shorten this story a bit for you let me tell you that the message was well received.  To this day, a year or so later, sales managers and staff say from time to time, "don't let that steal your Joy." 

Comment by David Villa on May 15, 2012 at 4:13pm

A successful Christ centered sales career is built on specific principles.  A clear vision, good planning, great customer service, faith-filled words and actions, and trusting God through the obstacles are necessary if your to grow and succeed in sales.  To reach this success you have to stay focused on your vision and squash discouragement and doubt. 

 

Overcoming Procrastination 

 

Procrasination has been identified as one of the greatest hinderances to success. It's so easy to put things off, waste time on unimportant tasks, give up too easily, and get discouraged at set-backs.  Again to reach the level of success in sales desired you must use your time wisely, eliminate negative self-talk, and persevere through discouragement.  

      “Faith without works is dead.” James 2:26 (KJV) You can’t just pray for success. Develop a plan and work your plan. If you can do something about your situation, then do it. Stop making excuses, stop procrastinating, and do it!

 

Try these:

• make a prioritized list of what I need to do and get started right away.

• know exactly what you want to accomplish.

• Imitate those who through faith and patience inherit what God has promised.

 

One last thing....DO IT NOW!! 

Comment by David Villa on May 8, 2012 at 4:45pm

Og Mandino...  "Within my heart burns a flame and its heat is a constant irritation to my spirit to become my best. I will fan this flame"

 

Thank God for an inner-unrest that inspires Christians to be and do better than before. I can't imagine waking up one day and thinking... There, I have really achieved all that I will ever do!  The idea of having attained (or done my share) is a defeatist (or selfish) attitude.  We are called to "go into all the world." It is obvious by the society around us that we have barely begun the task.  I don't need to catalogue the social ills of our community, let alone the troubles of the earth! I pray you will be inspired to re-fire your spiritual engine and make every Sunday a target date for impacting someone's life... Strategize throughout the week on how you can bring someone to church... Share the joy of Jesus... and make a dent in the armor of indifference and apathy that covers the unbelievers heart. It's not too late to make a difference. Have a great day!

 

Comment by Kevin "Friend Me" Bradberry on April 17, 2012 at 6:41pm

Looking for Christian manager who wants to work in a Christian environment.  Anyone in the Texas area interested, or consider relocation? let me know. Thanks.

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