musings on good work in media, marketing, management and ministry

This week I interviewed Hilary, a beautiful college girl who was healed last Sunday during the communion segment of the morning service. She’d been in a car accident and had dislocated her shoulder, badly damaging the tendons. The trauma was not mitigated by therapy so she had surgery. Months later, she still had very limited motion and greatly reduced strength. She’s been praying and believing for healing since the accident. Same faith, same routine, same outcome — nothing. Until Sunday, when she was miraculously healed.

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This week I have been back in my old office, working with the same people as before, and although it felt weird every now and then, it proved to me the importance of leaving a place well.

When it’s time for you to transition out of a relationship (job, church, friend, city…) leave well.  Clean up behind yourself. Make things great for whoever comes in after you.  Do things so well that the people who see you know you have integrity.

Then you’ll be invited back. A former employer may have a gig for you, old neighbors will welcome you back to their homes, and most importantly you will be spoken well of.

Finish well. Leave well. Don’t burn bridges.

This is the first post that I have written on this my new blog, thanks to my excellent friend and associate, Mark (Hardly Normal)…

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