Honoring workers honors the work that God gives us. Since it became a federal holiday in 1894, Labor Day has honored the labor union movement, American workers and the important work they do.

One way to honor God’s holiness is to think about an aspect of Deity elucidated in Christian Science, discovered by Mary Baker Eddy: God’s omnipotence, or all-power.

After all, we believe Jesus worked as a carpenter, but all that he did as daily work was included in the category of “his Father’s business.” Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 10:31 to “do ...

The work we do, he said, should express appreciation for God's approval of us. "You're to work out your calling and honor God through your work," Carter said. So many people are chasing something ...

Honoring is defined in some dictionaries as “treating with respect” or “acting according to certain accepted standards.” If our goal is to honor God, what standard should we use?