Comments on: The Purpose of Work: Where’s the Fun in This? http://insidework.net/resources/articles/purpose-of-work-wheres-the-fun faith and the bible at work and business for leading and innovating in a global economy Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:16:08 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Eric Pennington http://insidework.net/resources/articles/purpose-of-work-wheres-the-fun/comment-page-1#comment-1474 Eric Pennington Thu, 13 Nov 2008 16:21:34 +0000 http://insidework.net/?p=1863#comment-1474 Great post, Bradley! I love how strategic our Father is in moving us to a better place. Great post, Bradley! I love how strategic our Father is in moving us to a better place.

]]> By: Bradley J Moore http://insidework.net/resources/articles/purpose-of-work-wheres-the-fun/comment-page-1#comment-1470 Bradley J Moore Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:32:46 +0000 http://insidework.net/?p=1863#comment-1470 Michael - You're right about learning from our kids (until they become teen-agers, of course). We grown-ups can get so obssesed with order and control, that we forget all about what it's like to have pure and simple joy. I need to be reminded every single day. Michael – You’re right about learning from our kids (until they become teen-agers, of course). We grown-ups can get so obssesed with order and control, that we forget all about what it’s like to have pure and simple joy. I need to be reminded every single day.

]]> By: Michael Holmes http://insidework.net/resources/articles/purpose-of-work-wheres-the-fun/comment-page-1#comment-1421 Michael Holmes Wed, 12 Nov 2008 01:03:19 +0000 http://insidework.net/?p=1863#comment-1421 Fun?? It's funny you say that (no pun intended) I'm also guilty of looking to the next big thing, the next step up the ladder that I too forget to have fun. They say that our children learn from us but I learn the most from my son. I look at his carefree life, his trust in me and his mother...and so on. He never worries about working up the ladder, he's never worried about where his next meal is going to come from, or is he ever worried about if I'll come through for him (maybe that's why God tells me to look at a child) So the words or Dr. Payne have not fallen on deaf ears. Thanks for the post Fun?? It’s funny you say that (no pun intended) I’m also guilty of looking to the next big thing, the next step up the ladder that I too forget to have fun.

They say that our children learn from us but I learn the most from my son. I look at his carefree life, his trust in me and his mother…and so on. He never worries about working up the ladder, he’s never worried about where his next meal is going to come from, or is he ever worried about if I’ll come through for him (maybe that’s why God tells me to look at a child)

So the words or Dr. Payne have not fallen on deaf ears. Thanks for the post

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