(Based on The 10 Commandments)

1. Trust in God only.
Trust in no one but GOD. People will disappoint you. God
created you and has a wonderful plan for your life. He is too
good to do wrong, and too wise to make a mistake. Let His
peace abide in you. (Proverbs 3:5-6)

2. Worship God only.
Don't make your career, you company, or your boss a god.
If you do, you will provoke Him to jealously and will end up
fighting Him. In fact, He may hinder you from achieving what
you want until you are broken of the idolatry. (Exodus 20:5).

3. Use God's Name Reverently.
Don't swear! Clean words come out of a clean heart! If your
coworkers know that you are a Christian, but they hear the
Lord's Name used in vain, or cursing and swearing from your
mouth, you will give the appearance of being a hypocrite.
(Matthew 15:17-19).

4. Work Six Days and Rest on the Seventh.
Before you beg for more vacation time, ask yourself a few
questions. "Do you honor the Sabbath?" God has already given
you 52 days of time off that equates to seven weeks. Are your
expectations for work, vacation, and retirement realistic? By
resting one day a week, you can avoid burnout. (Genesis 3:17-19).

5. Respect and Obey Your Boss.
You should respect and obey your boss, because you don't
know what it's like to be in their shoes. Plus, your ultimate
boss is the Lord. Serve Him faithfully on the job, and He will
bless you. However, if your boss commands you to do
something illegal, immoral, or unethical you must make a stand
and obey God rather than man. (Ephesians 6:5-8).

6. Protect and Respect Human Life.
Emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual manipulation, abuses
and violence have no place in the workplace or any place. You
do not have the right to use and abuse your boss, coworkers,
employees, customers, or suppliers. (I Thessalonians 3:1-2).

7. Be True to Your Spouse.
If you are not getting the kind of attention that you feel you
deserve at home, it's common to seek it with someone at work.
Honor your wedding vows by avoiding company romances!
They are very tempting, very real, and very common. They
are also very wrong and very destructive. (Matthew 19:8-9).

8. Do Not Take What Belongs to Others.
Stealing at work can take many forms. You can choose to
steal materials, money, time, productivity, and joy from your
employer and others. Do not remove your integrity by stealing.
(II Corinthians 7:1-2).

9. Do Not Lie To Or About Others.
Do not fabricate stories about your boss or coworkers, and
spread gossip for the sake of company politics. You are here
to be the salt and the light, not the pepper and the darkness!
Truth always rises to the surface, and eventually you will be
ashamed and rebuked if you lie. (II Peter 2:10-13).

10. Be Satisfied With What You Have.
Contentment doesn't mean that you cannot pursue God-given
goals but it does mean that you are content with what He has
provided you with, day after day. Contentment is a rare quality
in today's culture but it is extremely liberating! Materialism,
striving for rank, backstabbing, and discontent lead to emotional,
mental, financial, and spiritual bondage. (I Timothy 6:6-11).