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There is a massive catalog of ways in which God has shown up and confirmed that He has everything under control. These three lessons are perhaps...

Let’s remember to be patient with our spouses if they don’t jump up and down in excitement right away. If it is God’s plan, He will enlighten them...

There is nothing wrong with wanting to become a better version of ourselves. Self-actualization and reaching our full potential sounds almost...

Having people in your life who understand you, and simply being with them, provides an abundance of joy when you need it the most.

One of the lies women often believe stems from being told that they are too much. This may be in the way of being too ambitious, too energetic, too...

So if all glory and praise are meant for God and only God, then does that mean it is wrong to feel validated in our calling?

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?

By living out Christian values at work, we not only experience personal growth and professional development, but we also become instruments of...

Although work is a part of God's plan for us, it is important to keep work where it belongs—at work. When you come home, it is best to focus your...

... I need you to know that raising your children is not a barrier to achieving your dreams. 

I encourage you to view your workplace opportunity as a divine calling. So, let’s take a few minutes to explore how you can approach your workplace...

Teachers deserve all our thanks and praise, but they also need to be reminded of precious promises that God sees them and they are being covered in...

Paul was set apart for this work by God, and he allowed God to write the plan, whether he be a free man or in captivity.

It’s difficult for us to think of work in heaven. Isn’t heaven supposed to be fun? Work isn’t fun. Shouldn’t paradise be the opposite of work? At...

God created work, and we will work not only here on earth but in heaven as well. Here are five ways heaven is not an eternal work-free paradise: