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For the second year in a row, Madetomatter.org has received an industry award for best-practices in its' electronic and customer-privacy service.

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Long-time readers of Madetomatter know evangelical Christians in China have grown to the second largest audience for the devotional and website, and it's expected Beijing will replace Los Angeles sometime this year as the city with the most regular visitors to Madetomatter's devotional pages. Now Madetomatter's staff will be traveling to China as part of the Theology of Work Project. Read more by clicking here.

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"How do I know what God wants me to do?"

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We're often asked for ways to sand-blast ourselves out of spiritual ruts. For Christians who work, here are some ideas to consider if you want to see change that pleases God.

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Many Christians learn over time how to incorporate prayer into every part of their lives. This means they also discover effective ways to pray for their employers, customers and coworkers. But what if we've never considered praying for our workplace? Here are some ways to think about prayer for the people God places around us on the job.