Good Job Done By Me
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A friend of mine had a flat tire and stopped at a country gas station. The attendant patched the tire and put it back on the car. And as the fellow tightened the last lug nut, my friend heard him say, “Another good job done by me.”
Now, that's impressive! A man who takes pride in jobs well done. Changing tires didn't define him, but doing a good job did.
What defines you? What you do or how you do it? Job description or work performance? When was the last time you felt like saying, "Another good job done by me"?
I’m Howard Butt, Jr., of Laity Lodge, with the potent reminder that everything we do is worthy of our best. Personal excellence fuels the high calling of our daily work.
"You must present as the LORD's portion the best and holiest part of everything given to you."
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Contributors: Howard E. Butt, Jr.
Published by The High Calling, June 30, 2002. Image by
Jay Reed
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