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by Drew Narmour Please consider listening to this message (start at 07:50) by Tim Keller from his faith and work series. While especially relevant for those in marketing and advertising, he offers wisdom that applies across professions. It is a helpful reminder that our daily work is one of the primary places where our faith is lived…
Read MoreHow Do I Know if I’m Idolizing Work?
by Johnny Presley “Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life”. At the core of this statement is a beautiful understanding of the blessing of work, but how do you know when your work starts becoming an idol in your life? How do you know when your work becomes so…
Read MoreI always call you Jesus. You always call me Sonny.
by Chris Jones I always call you Jesus. You always call me Sonny. Robert Duvall was my favorite actor. From Boo Radley to Tom Hagen, Duvall, along with Gene Hackman, could play any role. I’ve said many times that if Robert Duvall was cast as a beautiful twentysomething girl he would find a way to…
Read MoreBe Faithful At Work, Even When It’s Not Your Dream Job
Emma Cockley “Choose a job you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life” is a platitude- and perhaps an impossibility uttered by well-meaning but misguided Christians- that plagues far too many young adults who either haven’t figured out what type of job they would really love or have yet to land that dream…
Read MoreFaithful to All Generations: Seeing Gen-Z Through God’s Eyes
By: Sharon Head What comes to mind when you think of Gen Z? Do you think tomorrow’s leaders are self-obsessed, lazy, and secular? Now, how do you think God sees them? Psalm 119:90 reminds us that, “Your faithfulness endures to all generations, you have established the earth, and it stands fast.” We all would do…
Read MoreThe Bible speaks to overworkers, too. (5 Tools to guard us against the false promise of overworking)
By: Johnny Presley When we read Scripture, we find all kinds of wisdom from the Lord. The book of Proverbs especially instructs us on how to work. For example, we are often reminded not to be lazy or “slothful”, but God warns of the opposite danger as well. It commands us not to overwork ourselves…
Read MoreThe “so what” of Christmas
Chris Jones As I write this, it’s January 14th. The Christmas decorations are back in the attic. Hopefully, you are enjoying your gifts… or at least your kids haven’t destroyed theirs. Either way, this feels like a good time to take stock and ask what the point was of the season we just left. I…
Read MoreA Simple Resolution for the New Year
By: Rob Genin With the calendar flipping to 2026, there are several things I can be confident of: One, I will still be writing 2025 on things for weeks. Two, many resolutions will be made in the next few days. While some make fun of these resolutions because many are not kept, this is an…
Read MoreFighting the Lie That I’m Behind in Life
By: Sharon Head “Here’s how I’ve learned to fight comparison and, instead, walk in Christ’s freedom from that nagging sense of feeling behind.” This week’s blog by Ann Swindell focuses on the topic of comparison. She encourages readers to focus on Christ, serve others, and remember their role in the body of Christ. Check out…
Read MoreGo To Sleep: A case for trusting God enough to close your eyes
By: Drew Narmour A strange pattern has emerged in the last three biographies I’ve read about some of history’s most remarkable figures. Ulysses S. Grant camped on the battlefield with barely a few hours’ rest. Winston Churchill worked through the night in war cabinets fueled by cigars and adrenaline. Charles Spurgeon preached and led at…
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