Career

Paul wrote at least thirteen letters to churches or individuals — letters that inspire believers today. What, specifically, can today’s leaders learn from Paul?

Assessing your career can lead to a more fulfilling and joyful work life, whether you stay in your current job or embark on a new adventure.

God sees this as an idol. It is difficult to see whether we are worshipping work or worshiping God. Here are some ways to tell if you are placing your work above God:

But what if there existed a method to cut through the distractions, to hear more clearly God's subtle messages, and to completely synchronize our aspirations with His flawless purpose?

In the grand scheme of things, does my career even matter to God? Does it matter to God what I chose to do for my job?

Hustle culture is the mindset that you must always be working hard in pursuit of your dreams, goals, and aspirations. The engagement in the hustle takes center place in your life as you go after your pursuits at all costs. This can lead to neglecting other aspects of your life because you are going after the dream.

Feeling overwhelmed by life’s daily demands? Discover how tiny, unnoticed stressors may be silently draining you—and the simple brain-based resets that can help you reclaim your peace.

In God's eyes, there is no secular and sacred division, no work life and faith life separation. The work you do is a ministry unto the Lord.

If you’re feeling weary and worn out from serving in ministry, here are five encouraging prayers for you:

We are all called to send and be sent, each of us. Through our prayers and resources, we support those who are vocationally sharing the gospel, and in our personal circles, we share the gospel as we have opportunity. A life devoted to sending and being sent is a joyful life as we watch God move in ways we could have never have planned or imagined on our own.

You are not alone if you have experienced a sudden or unexpected job loss. While the pain of a job loss may seem unbearable, don't lose hope. God has not forgotten about you!

It can be easy to underestimate ourselves, and what we can do, yet God never underestimates us. He knows we are capable of great things, and He provides many opportunities for us to share His great love.

God may have you exactly where He wants you at the job you are in, and He is preparing you for what's next. So, I certainly don't want you to get ahead of yourself. But perhaps the Holy Spirit, which is that tug in your heart, is calling you to something different.

If you’re navigating retirement as a married couple, here is how to protect your peace and pursue God together in this new season.

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.