Career

We are naturally drawn to the things that impact our daily lives. We have to intentionally redirect our minds to focus on the bigger picture. We have to train our minds to stress less about the daily grind and think more about the things that truly matter for eternity.

Some jobs really are difficult to enjoy, but the Lord shows us that you can approach even those jobs joyfully. The key is to associate your work both with the Lord’s work and to see it as the Lord sees it: worthy, dignified, and necessary.

The diapers, dishes, and endless days can wear you down. But this reminder is for you: what you're doing right now matters more than you know.

When we are physically, mentally, or spiritually drained, we need far more than propping up. We need a sense that God is real and involved in our lives. We need to claim the truths we have in our Father God and His Son, Jesus, our Savior.

When the dream work environment turns into a toxic nightmare, how do we climb out of bed every morning and make ourselves go to work?

Work is not just an opportunity to make money, to bring something of value to the world, or to occupy your time – work, in the hands of the Holy Spirit, is actually an opportunity to grow in Christ.

Work feels like a grind sometimes but God meant it to be a gift. These 6 prayers will help you see your job with fresh gratitude.

Kelsea Ballerini's new song, "I Sit in Parks," bravely opens a vital conversation about women's sacrifices in pursuing careers or homemaking, inviting a deeper reflection on timing and divine calling.

Regular Bible reading improves your health, improves your life, improves your behavior, and gets you closer to God.

We have a God who can relate, and he is a God who wants to hear from us even in our most trying moments.

If you’ve ever lost a job, you know what an unexpected grief it is.

Want a 31-hour work week, move to Paris!

The start of a new year is a good time to focus on how to prioritize your relationships, responsibilities,and resources.

What we water will grow, but it’s important that we be intentional about what we water, otherwise, we may just realize one day that we were watering the wrong things.

Jesus had the most important of all goals, and His accomplishment has made all the difference in our lives and our future in eternity. Let’s continue to spread the love and good news of the Gospel. I’d say that could be the most important goal for all of us to set and achieve on this side of heaven!