The Daily Practice: A Tool to Help You Apply the Bible to Your Life, Work, And Leadership
This four-step process, modeled off the practice of Lectio Divina, will help you prayerfully reflect on how the Bible relates to your life, work, and leadership.
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Work Harmed and Redeemed
Sin and death impact all of our labors in many ways: we labor toward evil ends, or with evil motives; we become greedy or prideful about our work; our relationships are harmed by sin, and broken community also negatively impacts our labors.
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Sin, Mortality, and Work
We were made for fruitful labor, as one of the ways that we glorify our creator God. Nonetheless, work in this world has been negatively impacted by sin and death.
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Vulnerability and Empathy
In imitating Jesus, we can learn to be vulnerable and empathetic with others.
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Jesus and Vulnerability
Our culture values strength and invulnerability. However, Christ calls us to the practice of vulnerability.
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What Did God Birth in You This Year?
In December 2020, Michaela O’Donnell wrote an article called: What is God Birthing in You? in which she wondered about what the unusual year of 2020 was readying us for in 2021. In this article, she helps us consider what birthing might look like in our work and leadership as well as gives us an exercise to reflect on this as we head into a new year.
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Jack Skellington and the Search for Meaning
You may have heard of the animated movie The Nightmare Before Christmas. If you’re anything like me, you’ve seen it many times! If not,…
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Embracing the Priorities of Jesus
As we learn to strive first of God’s kingdom, our priorities will become more and more like the priorities of Jesus.
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Your Labor in the Lord Really Matters
Sometimes it can feel is our work really doesn’t matter.
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Silent Labor Resonates
Silent labor is neither unimportant, unvalued or unrecognized work.
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Remembering Your Work
Sometimes the very thing we need to endure is to recall the work others have done.
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Why Should We Work? Part 3
Ephesians also shows that work is good because it enables us to help those who are in need.
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Why Should We Work? Part 2
Our work matters because, by working, we are able to add to the goodness of the world.
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Why Should We Work? Part 1
That we were created for work helps us to see that, through working, we can glorify God.
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Could We Be Working Way Too Hard?
May God teach us how to build our lives according to God’s own rhythm of work and rest.
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