Jesus said, ‘Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father Who is in heaven’ (Matthew 5:16). ‘What kind of good works?’’ you ask. Your patience and courtesy in stressful situations, your gracious attitude in the midst of difficulty, your willingness to stop and say thank you, apologize when you’re wrong, or interrupt your day to help someone. That’s called ‘making the boss look good!’ Chuck Swindoll writes, ‘I’m just maverick enough to say that I think fewer Christians ought to be going into the ministry, and more should be going into business and occupations that have nothing to do with vocational Christian service. I don’t see life divided into public and private, secular and sacred. It’s all an open place of service before God. Recently I had a delightful talk with a keen-thinking young man at our church. As we visited, I asked him about his future plans. ‘Well, I’ve just graduated from Law School,’ he said. When I asked how he hoped to use his training, he replied, ‘I want to be a man of integrity who practices law.’ Wow! We could use more of those! Whether you’re a judge or a janitor, the same God who used David’s sling, Moses’ rod and the widow’s mite will use you for His glory if only you’ll give yourself to Him fully, and determine to make Him look good in all you do.