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Barred from the Workforce: The Hidden Side of Life After Incarceration - Reuben Jonathan Miller

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You want to think of the workplace as a level playing field. But this is not always...

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Best of Daily Reflections: Is It a Sin to Judge Others?

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This year, I sat on the grand jury in my small hometown. Once a month for six months, we convened to review...

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Stop Condemning Each Other

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Romans 14:13 uses a play on words that can’t be rendered in English. The verse reads, literally, “So, let us no longer judge each other. But judge this way instead: not to put...

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Welcome the Weak in Faith

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Given advances in transportation and communication, and given the mobility of peoples throughout the globe, our world today is surely the most multicultural in all of human history. But the Roman...

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Best of Daily Reflections: The Parable of the Weeds

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Jesus used a familiar agricultural reality to illustrate the difficulty of distinguishing between genuine and false disciples.

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Joseph’s Dealings with His Brothers (Genesis 42-43)

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In the midst of the crisis in Egypt, Joseph’s brothers arrived from Canaan, seeking to buy food, as the famine severely affected...

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Doing Justice (Leviticus 19:15-16)

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“You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice...

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“You Shall Not Bear False Witness Against Your Neighbor” (Exodus 20:16; Deuteronomy 5:20)

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The ninth commandment honors the right to one’s own reputation.[1] It finds pointed application in legal proceedings...

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Deborah (Judges 4-5)

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The best of the judges is Deborah. The people recognize her wisdom and come to her for counsel and conflict resolution (Judges 4:5). The military hierarchy recognizes her as supreme commander and in...

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The Task of Choosing a King (1 Samuel 9-16)

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Saul Chosen as Israel’s First King God's first choice to be king is Saul (c. 1050-1010 B.C.), someone who looked the part—he...

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Job’s Friends Accuse Him of Doing Evil (Job 4-23)

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Regrettably, Job’s friends are not able to endure the mystery of his suffering, so they jump to conclusions about its source. The...

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Job’s Friends Accuse Him of Abandoning God (Job 8-22)

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Eventually, Job’s friends move from questioning what Job did wrong to questioning whether Job has abandoned God (Job 15:4, 20:5). Along the...

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Ezekiel 18:8b - The Righteous Man Does No Wrong, but Judges Fairly Between Parties

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As he did earlier in the book, here Ezekiel presents his readers with a general rule (not...

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“Do Not Judge, So That You May Not Be Judged” (Matthew 7:1-5)

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Jesus calls us to realism about ourselves that will keep us from picking at or judging someone else: Do not judge, so...

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The Ethics of Conflict (Luke 6:27-36; 17:3-4)

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Do Good to Those Who Hate You (Luke 6:27-36) All workplaces experience conflict. In Luke 6:27-36, Jesus addresses situations of conflict. “Love...

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All Have Sinned (Romans 2–3)

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Sadly, this brokenness extends even to Paul’s own workplace, the Christian church, and in particular the Christians in Rome. Despite being God’s own people (Rom. 9:25), “called to be saints” (Rom. 1:7), the...

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Walking in Newness of Life (Romans 6)

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Although God’s grace has come into the world to bring reconciliation and justice, there are still evil spiritual powers at work opposing...

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Welcoming Overcomes Quarrels Over Differing Opinions (Romans 14:1–23)

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“Welcome those who are weak in faith, but not for the purpose of quarreling over opinions,” begins Paul (Rom. 14:1). The “weak...

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Barred from the Workforce: The Hidden Side of Life After Incarceration - Reuben Jonathan Miller

Making It Work Podcast

You want to think of the workplace as a level playing field. But this is not always...

3989418655 34943356e8 b

Best of Daily Reflections: Is It a Sin to Judge Others?

Daily Reflection

This year, I sat on the grand jury in my small hometown. Once a month for six months, we convened to review...

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Stop Condemning Each Other

Daily Reflection

Romans 14:13 uses a play on words that can’t be rendered in English. The verse reads, literally, “So, let us no longer judge each other. But judge this way instead: not to put...

Default article daily reflection

Welcome the Weak in Faith

Daily Reflection

Given advances in transportation and communication, and given the mobility of peoples throughout the globe, our world today is surely the most multicultural in all of human history. But the Roman...

Default article daily reflection

Best of Daily Reflections: The Parable of the Weeds

Daily Reflection

Jesus used a familiar agricultural reality to illustrate the difficulty of distinguishing between genuine and false disciples.

1084279

Joseph’s Dealings with His Brothers (Genesis 42-43)

Bible Commentary

In the midst of the crisis in Egypt, Joseph’s brothers arrived from Canaan, seeking to buy food, as the famine severely affected...

2183633 620

Doing Justice (Leviticus 19:15-16)

Bible Commentary

“You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice...

Living room 162674 640

“You Shall Not Bear False Witness Against Your Neighbor” (Exodus 20:16; Deuteronomy 5:20)

Bible Commentary

The ninth commandment honors the right to one’s own reputation.[1] It finds pointed application in legal proceedings...

620px ehrengaste bikuz eroffnung

Deborah (Judges 4-5)

Bible Commentary

The best of the judges is Deborah. The people recognize her wisdom and come to her for counsel and conflict resolution (Judges 4:5). The military hierarchy recognizes her as supreme commander and in...

Kid president

The Task of Choosing a King (1 Samuel 9-16)

Bible Commentary

Saul Chosen as Israel’s First King God's first choice to be king is Saul (c. 1050-1010 B.C.), someone who looked the part—he...

Job job Ys friends accuse him of doing evil job 4 23

Job’s Friends Accuse Him of Doing Evil (Job 4-23)

Bible Commentary

Regrettably, Job’s friends are not able to endure the mystery of his suffering, so they jump to conclusions about its source. The...

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Job’s Friends Accuse Him of Abandoning God (Job 8-22)

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Eventually, Job’s friends move from questioning what Job did wrong to questioning whether Job has abandoned God (Job 15:4, 20:5). Along the...

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Ezekiel 18:8b - The Righteous Man Does No Wrong, but Judges Fairly Between Parties

Bible Commentary

As he did earlier in the book, here Ezekiel presents his readers with a general rule (not...

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“Do Not Judge, So That You May Not Be Judged” (Matthew 7:1-5)

Bible Commentary

Jesus calls us to realism about ourselves that will keep us from picking at or judging someone else: Do not judge, so...

Ethics of conflict

The Ethics of Conflict (Luke 6:27-36; 17:3-4)

Bible Commentary

Do Good to Those Who Hate You (Luke 6:27-36) All workplaces experience conflict. In Luke 6:27-36, Jesus addresses situations of conflict. “Love...

Judge 283260 620 copy

All Have Sinned (Romans 2–3)

Bible Commentary

Sadly, this brokenness extends even to Paul’s own workplace, the Christian church, and in particular the Christians in Rome. Despite being God’s own people (Rom. 9:25), “called to be saints” (Rom. 1:7), the...

Step 275929 620 copy

Walking in Newness of Life (Romans 6)

Bible Commentary

Although God’s grace has come into the world to bring reconciliation and justice, there are still evil spiritual powers at work opposing...

Woman 185782 620

Welcoming Overcomes Quarrels Over Differing Opinions (Romans 14:1–23)

Bible Commentary

“Welcome those who are weak in faith, but not for the purpose of quarreling over opinions,” begins Paul (Rom. 14:1). The “weak...