Christian Businesses and God

Where is Jesus Christ in the Business World? Well he is definitely prevalent in subtle ways. We know that righteousness abounds in the American Economy. We order products online and we are usually ensured that we will receive a nicely packaged item with our receipt of purchase. We tend to call Customer Service Departments and for the most part, we are guaranteed friendly service with charm and professionalism. So God is there. But do we need more Christian Leaders to deny themselves and confess their connection to Christianity as part of the Business Process? Of course we do. These ethical Business Standards come from Christ and the Bible. If the world did not benefit from Christianity in Business, we'd see sluggishness in packaging and delivery. We wouldn't get superior customer 'care' services. We'd struggle with trying to obtain receipts. There wouldn't be Customer Service Contact Phone Numbers, Emails or Chat Options. We'd walk in stores and see angry grins on Retail Clerks instead of a cheerful stride in which we know that they'd love to be 'of good cheer' so that we'd come back for more purchases in the future. So God is there. But it would be nice to see a Cross on certain Small Business Websites just to know that they care about the one Creator who has provided for efficiency and effectiveness in our Business World and in particular, the Retail Sector. Being truthful is also warranted and widely received as a great standard as well. We need to know truth. We want to get our money's worth. And since a lying tongue is an abomination, we'd love to see righteousness be fulfilled as we purchase from companies in America or abroad. So Christian Virtues are still there. But it hurts the soul to see many benefitting from God's Love in Business, yet some are very ungrateful. Many don't acknowledge and thank God enough. What if you couldn't reach companies regarding your delayed package. That feeling could surpass frustration and then become bitter rage. So we know that good ethical standards are in place and we should be thankful. These are Christian Ethics. We provide a great service or send out great products for people to be happy. That is a Christian Notion and Deed. Otherwise, the world would have their own rules and regulations and 'ethics' would not play a part. So the American Economy and others were founded and grounded by the hand of God. And we know that the commandment 'thou shalt not steal' plays a part in the Business World. Otherwise, Businesses would have thieves and it would be a robber's party. These loads could be cumbersome and too much to bear for the Business Owner. It would be a neat standard for many Christians who own private businesses to give credit when due and at least start a movement. So that the world would be accustomed to a cross or praying hands on a Business Website so that we'd have more Christians providing great ethical services so that both customer and owner would be happy. There is nothing wrong with including the name of Christ in Business. We pray to him for protection and mercy so we must make a stand for him. We must show that it is by his grace and love that we benefit daily from Christian - insight in Business and Law. We needed Biblical rules and regulations in order for everything to work precisely according to God's Will so that we could enjoy freedom, peace and GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE. A charming, professional smile is great. That is love in a professional way. When call center agents and retail reps show courtesy, we know that we are loved by God even if it's taboo for Business Representatives to extend a passionate, outward hand of affection. We can be professional and feel love from Business Owners. So don't take it personal. It's life. Even if we don't connect with strangers in deeper ways, we know that there is compassion through Businesses being courteous, professional and ethically sound. We're okay. We've seen that the Christian Way has helped America prosper. When others in other parts of the world started following suit, they saw prosperity and cheerfulness grow. So we need more Christians to be outward. Show your affection for God's love in your own respective businesses. Of course, if we work for large corporations; people have freedoms. But Christians do as well. What if a co-worker placed a 'Satanist Plague' on the wall? Is there anything wrong with displaying a Christian Cross at your desk in your own private way or to express your freedom to love Christ openly? There is nothing wrong, but we must give others space in regards to their choices. But we as Christians have freedom too. That doesn't mean we be evil towards others who are not as strong as us in faith. But we can still show our love for Christ in our Businesses, especially as independent owners. Start a wave. Then it would be 'the norm' for Business Leaders who are Christian. People would be accustomed to Christians showing their affection for God even on their Business Websites. A page could be dedicated in a professional manner. Let's start a wave of dedication for our God who made a way. It is by his grace that we enjoy prosperity and freedom to be Business Owners and Leaders. GOD IS STILL HERE and we want him to be a part of our Legacy in the Business World. Amen. Bless you!

YOUR CHRISTIAN BLOGGER/WRITER, 

Emmy-Winner JASON BRYE