Kevin Swanson explains in this video that it is important to be a good witness no matter where you are. We are called to evangelize no matter where we are. We can integrate the Gospel and Scriptural truths in our words and actions with our fellow co-workers in everyday situations.

Matthew 5:16 (NKJV) - "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven."

Our Lord's last command is our first priority. In the church, in the family, in the city, to the ends of the earth. Join us in October for White Under Harvest. It's hard to be a slave or a servant to a corporation because you are restricted in what you can do. I would recommend that you find every opportunity you can to honor your employer, but also teach the Word of God as opportunity affords itself to you.

Now, One of the problems that people have is the difference between evangelism and discipleship, or teaching the law of God, living out the law of God, and teaching a message concerning the cross. Personally, I think these things are a unity. We can bring these things together. And in the workplace, we are called to be a Christian and to live out and witness the laws of God. I don't think it's inappropriate for somebody to correct somebody for taking God's name and vein in their presence in the workplace, for example.

Now there are different ways in which to do that, you can do it in an obnoxious way, but every time you correct somebody in a gracious way, when they take the name of your Lord in vain, and you said, like a little more respect for the Savior, the Lord that I serve, you're witnessing the gospel of Christ to them. So it's not as if you need to have 27 minutes standing up in the middle of a workplace when you're supposed to be providing and producing for your employer and preaching some 27-minute message. The Word of God wants us integrating our word, our truth that we believe into every aspect of our lives, and that includes the workplace. So it would be impossible for us not to evangelize in the workplace. You