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Sadly, grief and trouble are common human experiences. With the pressures of work, home, and life's responsibilities, we often lack space to grieve properly. This brief prayer from Every Moment Holy is a guide to expressing our sorrow. For the business professional,...

Do you find it hard to share the gospel? We all know we should do it, so why can it seem so difficult at times? You are not alone. I hope this article is an encouragement to you, as it shows how even the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon, had some difficulty with...

12 Basic Principles for Faith and Work (thegospelcoalition.org)

By Rob Genin Welcome to a new year. How are you processing 2024 so far? For some, there are few things in life as invigorating as a fresh start. A chance to wipe the slate clean and begin again, or to keep building on a great year last year …. on the other hand, not...

Grace-Loving, Hard-Working, and Happy: Christian Resolves for a New Year | Desiring God

By: Rob Genin Waiting. There are few things which seem to be universally disliked, but waiting is one of them. Whether you are thumbing disinterestedly through magazines in a doctor’s office or anxiously waiting for a shipment to arrive so you can serve a customer, we...

“The Bible doesn’t oppose fulfillment, but it sees work differently. It focuses on love and service to God and neighbor. It seems to see happiness or satisfaction as an unplanned result of honest labor. Ecclesiastes blesses the laborer who can “find enjoyment” in his toil (Eccles. 2:23; 5:18). It also knows that those who tire themselves in noble tasks tend to sleep well: “Sweet is the sleep of a laborer” (Eccles. 5:12). This suggests that fulfillment at work is like friendship. We find it indirectly, by giving ourselves to other things.”