If your home were burning down, and you had time to rescue just one item: what would it be?

You discover your employer is doing something morally wrong. You discuss with a colleague what to do. They tell you another colleague has already tried to point the issue out, but was dismissed and is finding it difficult to get another job. Do you attempt to report the wrongdoing; or do you keep quiet?

If your home were burning down, and you had time to rescue just one item: what would it be? You discover your employer is doing something morally wrong. You discuss with a colleague what to do, and they tell you another colleague has already tried to point the issue out, but was dismissed and is finding it difficult to get another job. Do you attempt to report the wrongdoing; or do you keep quiet? If, like Christian brothers & sisters in places overrun by Islamic State, you found yourself faced with a choice: to declare your faith and die; or to deny your faith and live: how would you decide what to do?

If your home were burning down, and you had time to rescue just one item: what would it be? You discover your employer is doing something morally wrong. You discuss with a colleague what to do, and they tell you another colleague has already tried to point the issue out, but was dismissed and is finding it difficult to get another job. Do you attempt to report the wrongdoing; or do you keep quiet? If, like Christian brothers and sisters in places now overrun by Islamic State, you found yourself faced with choice: to declare your faith & die; or to deny your faith & live – how would you decide what to do? When you come to deciding how much you give back each year to God, from whatever income you have received: how do you work out what you are going to give?