If you fear losing your job or getting laid-off without warning, be quick to dissolve any unnecessary fears and worries ahead of time by remembering that you work for God above all else.
With God, there are no layoffs. Just move forwards.
God is the Head Employer of all employees. He puts us where He needs us and creates positions for us to thrive in. He knows the talents and skills we have to offer and puts them to good use.
A company may lay you off, but that doesn’t mean you are laid off from continuing to demonstrate usefulness, value and worth. The good you embody is in high demand.
Keep your eyes and ears wide open to where divine Mind is leading you next. It’s progressive, and perfect for the moment. It’s good for you!
There are no layoffs in divine Mind. Just move forwards. Keep moving!
Love the truth that “God is the Head Employer of all employees. “
love this and It is the message I wrote my show about!!!!! Be humble enough to pivot and listen to God where can I be of service and put my good works to use!
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Thanks for the good reminder. God opens the door to abundance, new possibilities. Lack is not part of God’s vocabulary.
The Truth continues where ever we’re “working”, as I’ve been an employee placed in multiple “places” where I’ve been needed.
Many times I’ve listened for where God leads me, One door closes and another one has opened. For instance, I’d passed the swim test down south, then was given proof which I carried with me, as I moved from the south the the north, where during that first summer in Cleveland, Ohio, at a visit to the city’s employment office I applied for a “waterfront counselor’s” position. My Certification as a waterfront counselor caused me to be offered a position, at a Girl Scout camp where “girls” selected from the inner city, attended a beautiful and rustic two week session at the camp for girls, some of whom had never even visited Lake Erie. These campers may have experienced inner city death threats during riots in the city, but that summer, I taught them, so they learned how to swim in water over their heads. What followed that was entrance to a master’s degree program offered by a college nearby, which was training to be a class room teacher in the inner city school system . God had led the entire way.
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A few decades ago when I was working full time for a company things had turned very unpleasant. The thought came: What is the worst thing that can happen to me? Following that came “to get fired.” In actuality, that was not so awful.
Some weeks later I submitted my resignation and left the company on my own. That same weekend my husband and I attended our state’s trade show for his existing business and right there, waiting for me (in God’s time), was an enthusiastic manufacturer rep who offered to get me set up with a couple of companies. That happened quickly and put me into a whole new field of work which was much more suited for me and which turned out to be a new business that was complementary to the one hubby and I already owned.
Did that new business turn out to be “a bed of roses?” Of course not, but it did use talents that I had not used before in any paid job and gave me more opportunities to be artistically creative and to help people develop a pleasing home atmosphere and that in itself was a great reward.
Now, in my old age, I tend to get worrisome and impatient and I have to work sometimes to remember that God Does Provide (always did!) – even the seemingly small and almost insignificant things – what we need, not what we think we want. Blessings and Peace to all.
Lovely to read about all your experiences. Thank you everyone for sharing, and showing
how you have proved Evan’s message. All very interesting.
Love this!!! And thanks to everyone for their comments. ❤️