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Title: Clarify the Win


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Clarify the Win
  • A Christ-centered Perspective of Success _at_ Work

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Christ-centered Success _at_ Work
  • Three Key Questions
  • Can our work be a calling?

3
? Can our work be a calling?
  • What is work?
  • Part of creation and Gods plan for life, not a
    curse, butcursed.
  • Something God is keenly interested in.
  • Holistic view of life. Whatever you do, do it
    all for the glory of God. 1 Cor 1031
  • Seamless people. 365/24/7 Followers Of Jesus
    (FOJ).
  • A FOJs definition of Work?
  • Managing Gods resources, His way.

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? Can our work be a calling?
  • What is a Calling?
  • A strong inner urge or prompting a vocation ? an
    inclination to undertake a certain kind of work.
  • Not just for pastors and missionaries.
  • Calling all Christians! Lee Hardy / Oz Guiness
  • General Calling have a vital personal
    relationship with Christ
  • Particular Calling
  • Be His people in our spheres of influence

5
Calling Dougs experience
  • Guilty to be a business major _at_ Hope
  • Compartmentalized person not walking the talk _at_
    work (not virtuous or seamless)
  • Closer walk ? seeking my calling - Should I go
    back to seminary?
  • Growing confidence that my specific calling is
    business (Fleetwood)
  • Frederick Buechner The place God calls you to
    is the place where your deep gladness and the
    worlds deep hunger meet.
  • I remain in the process of becoming a
    Christ-centered businessperson

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Christ-centered Success _at_ Work
  • Three Key Questions
  • Can our work be a calling?
  • Does being called make a difference?

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? Does being called make a difference?
  • Yes!
  • Our work (our lives) should be Christ-centered!
  • Huge topic - three keys

8
Christ-centered Work
  • Purpose Honor God make an eternal impact.
  • 1 Peter 410 Each one should use whatever gift
    he has received to serve others faithfully...
  • Colossians 323 Whatever you do, work at it
    with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not
    for men.
  • Mother Teresa God hasnt called me to be
    successful. Hes called me to be faithful.
  • D.J. DePree A business is rightly judged by its
    products and service, but it must also face
    scrutiny and judgment as to its humanity.


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Purpose - s experience
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Purpose - s experience
  • Fleetwood is committed to exemplifying Christian
    principles in all that we do by
  • Satisfying our Customers
  • Offering generous support for our Causes
  • Nurturing a positive Culture
  • Achieving targeted financials (Cash)
  • We recognize that we are in the people business.

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Purpose Dougs experience
  • Not working in a faith friendly organization?
  • Consider writing your a personal vision
    statement.
  • Honor God by utilizing the resources He has given
    me to make a positive impact on the lives of
    others.
  • Love and care for my family
  • Be a faithful husband, dad, son, and brother.
  • Be an effective ambassador for Christ
  • Be an authentic person in all that I do (behave
    consistently with my beliefs).
  • Trust God in all circumstances.
  • Give generously (and humbly) to worthy causes
    that assist those in need body, mind and
    spirit.
  • Be a productive member of society at work, in
    my community, country and world.

12
Christ-centered Work
  • Moral Compass - WWJD ethical code.
  • Jesus Love God with all youve got and love
    your neighbor as you love yourself (Great
    Commandment)
  • Harry Truman Do right and risk the
    consequences.
  • Wisdom is knowing what to do. Virtue is doing
    it.

13
Moral Compass - s experience
  • ESOP employee ownership
  • Striving to be Servant Leaders
  • Officers eat last mentality
  • Disclosure Rule Dont do anything you are
    unwilling to acknowledge and explain publicly.
  • Commitment vs. Compliance
  • Committed to caring for the whole person
  • Body safe and well, emergency loans
  • Mind justice, participation, fun, tuition
    reimbursement
  • Spirit STM, matching, camp/conf, chaplain
    ministry

John 10 12 The hired hand is not the shepherd
who owns the sheep. So when he sees the wolf
coming, he abandons the sheep and runs away.
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Christ-centered Work
  • Ambassadors - View all relationships as an
    opportunity to influence for Christ.
  • 2 Cor 520 We are therefore Christs
    ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal
    through us.
  • Matt 516 Let your light shine before men in
    such a way that they may see your good works and
    glorify your Father.
  • Bill Pollard (Service Master) - The greatest
    channel of distribution for salt and light is the
    marketplace.


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Ambassadors Dougs experience
  • Church is the huddle work is the game.
  • Chuck Swindoll Show when you are tempted to
    hide hide when you are tempted to show.
  • Work is a fertile place to influence for Christ.
  • I introduced prayer into all of our company
    meetings this year. Big step for me Thank you
    for being such a tremendous role model for me and
    others.

16
Christ-centered Success _at_ Work
  • Three Key Questions
  • Can our work be a calling?
  • Does being called make a difference?
  • Will Christ-centered work lead to success?

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? Will Christ-centered work lead to success?
  • Critical Questions
  • What if the answer is NO?
  • John 1415 If you love Me, you will keep My
    commandments.
  • James122 Do not merely listen to the words,
    and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.
  • What if it is too difficult and costly?
  • 2 Timothy 312 Indeed all who desire to live
    godly in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.

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? Will Christ-centered work lead to success?
  • How will we measure Success? How will we
    Clarify the Win?
  • 7 Practices Clarifying the win simply means
    communicatingwhat is really important what
    matters.
  • So what matters to you at work? If you're a
    leader/owner what is the purpose of your
    business?
  • What is your individual work purpose?

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? Will Christ-centered work lead to success?
  • Winning (what matters) _at_ work?
  • The Worlds View Prosperity
  • Title, compensation, financial success,
    shareholder value, satisfaction, perks, size,
    fame, early retirement, recognition, legacy...
  • A FOJs View Character
  • Compassionate, generous, forgiving, loyal,
    grateful, meek, authentic, honorable, ethical,
    dependable, faithful, content, self-controlled,
    teachable, joyful, hopeful, decisive

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? Will Christ-centered work lead to success?
  • The Win for a FOJ _at_ Work
  • My father is glorified by this, that you bear
    much fruit... John 158

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? Will Christ-centered work lead to success?
  • And I believe there is a Silver Lining
  • CS Lewis Aim at heaven and you will get earth
    thrown in. Aim at earth and you will get
    neither.
  • A Christ-centered approach to work is not only
    the right way, it is the best way.
  • Fortune (2004) - Leaders who are guided by
    spiritual principles should thrive in the new
    economy.
  • How about Tony Dungy? the Lords way.

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Success - s experience
  • 51 years in business
  • Financial performance
  • 5-Year Growth Sales 41 Profits 48 Stock 61
  • ROE 17.4
  • Debt to Equity 0
  • 7M in lifetime contributions
  • Ample awards and accolades
  • Culture
  • Turnover lt 7
  • 69 of TMOs rate Fleetwood as a Great place to
    work 30 Good 1 Fair 0 Poor
  • 90 are Optimistic about our future 10 are
    Unsure 0 are Pessimistic

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Summary Clarify the Win
  • Work Managing Gods resources, His way.
  • Can work be a calling? Yes! Be His people in our
    spheres of influence.
  • Does being called make a difference? It must!
    Our work is to be Christ-centered (3 s).
  • Will Christ-centered work lead to success? Yes!
    If our objectives are aligned with Gods ? fruit
    bearing.
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