Summary: The station manager in the studio had been listening intently to our radio program. "I don't understand," he said to me as the program signed off. "I attend church every Sunday. I partake of holy communion. I do confession at the stated times. And yet I have no assurance of eternal life." Despite being a part of a television station that preached Christ, this man didn't have the assurance of salvation. He had participated in religious activities without having a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. It is sad to learn that some workers in godly organizations do not have the personal assurance of eternal life. Jesus says, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." Friends, Jesus' statement makes is clear that good motives or activities don't guarantee salvation. If you work in an organization that is Christ-centered, or know someone who does, don't assume the employees know Jesus. Let's take some time this week and ask the Holy Spirit to show us if there is someone who needs to hear the Good News - even someone in a private Christian school or a local non-profit ministry. Let's not overlook opportunities that may arise to share the Good News, even in God fearing workplaces.
