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Leading entails influencing people to think, say and behave in ways that take them from one place to another. Leading can be formal (you hold a...

You see, the phrase "When God shuts a door, He opens a window" isn't actually in the Bible. So what do we keep thinking this is true?

You have a purpose today for which God has been preparing you all your life. Everything is set in place by Him for today. If God presents a...

If you look beneath your busy lifestyle, you’ll discover that it may be covering up something you lack spiritually.

Work gives us purpose and meaning. But it is not meant to consume our lives. With a good work-life balance, we can use part of our time to make a...

Throughout my pastoral ministry, I have been asked to help individuals discern God’s call. Yet, I must always ask the believer, “Which call are you...

We've all gotten the career advice to "do what makes you happy." But is this biblical advice? Could there be a way to glorify God with your career,...

Taking dominion over email can be one of the most frustrating tasks there is. Because email can flood our inbox and consume our time, people tend...

So we need to invest more time into things that will endure—God’s Word and people—rather than what will dissolve when we are gone.

Your job loss is not a surprise or mystery to God. God uses these challenging moments in your life to transform you into the likeness of Jesus.

We have all encountered the world’s definition of success. Self-help speakers and books try to persuade us into believing that God wants us to...

As we celebrate another Labor Day, let's step back for a moment and consider what Scripture has to say about work and rest.

This midpoint of the year can be an opportunity to access important life categories, including: Physical, Spiritual, Social/Relational,...

Whether you can be a theologian without attending seminary is a debatable issue in Christian academic circles. I have personally attended seminary...

In God's kingdom, greatness doesn't happen by climbing the corporate ladder. Instead, greatness comes by taking the back stairs down to the servant...