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Reputation

This Is The Way
by Robert H Berendt
A reputation is something we develop as we grow into adulthood and lead our lives.

Spotless Reputation

This Is The Way
by United Church of God
What kind of connotation does our name hold?

Priceless...

Vertical Thought
by Renee Dean
Whether we stupidly hang around with the wrong crowd, even just once, and something bad happens or we get ourselves in a bad financial situation and end up with a bad credit rating, everything we do has an impact on our reputation.

Guard Your Reputation

This Is The Way
by United Church of God
A good name is something that is earned and not bought (Proverbs 22:1).

The Value of a Good Name

Vertical Thought
by David Cobb
For vertical thinkers, these sad examples show the wisdom of God—"A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, loving favor rather than silver and gold" (Proverbs 22:1).

Reputations

This Is The Way
by United Church of God
Intentions remain inert unless they are acted upon.

A Good Name

Sermon
by Paul Moody
2017-11-25
Kennewick, WA
It takes a long time to build a good reputation and only a moment to lose it. A good name is a choice that we make, day by day, with every decision. Our words, example, and how we conduct our lives determine our reputation. As the people...
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The Value of a Good Name

Blogs
by Kathy Sanny
If we call ourselves a Christian, we carry the name of Jesus Christ. Do we act in such a way that respects that name?

Having or Being?

This Is The Way
by United Church of God
"What a man is is far more important than what he has," someone wrote.

Secrets

This Is The Way
by United Church of God
It’s better to avoid putting skeletons in your closet.

A Good Name

Beyond Today Dailys
by Gary Petty
2014-06-16
If reputation is a shadow - what is the substance?
Caught! On Facebook

Caught! On Facebook

Vertical Thought
by Carol Taylor
Even if you remove material from a Web site, it is cached by search engines and Internet archives. Once you post a picture, a video or text, it is out there, and you cannot get it back. Ever!

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