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What if we treat others in the workplace not just how we want to be treated in return, but how God treats them?

At a previous job of mine, a running joke went, “If you see the Jesus fish on your contractor’s business card, turn around and run!”

Why does an intellectual like you need faith?

Ambition has become something of a dirty word in our day.

The problem is not the self-portrait. The problem is our sin nature. The problem is our self-centeredness.

How you work matters just as much as the work you do.

Whether you’ve been out of the work-force a few years or twenty, making this adjustment can lead to insecurity and stress.

Many women sense God’s call to lead in a variety of different ways but lack the opportunities they need to do God's work.

All Christians are artists, in the sense that God calls all of us to creatively incite people to discover more about their Creator.

As the world continues to spin around my seemingly motionless body, the tick of life’s clock echoes in my mind: my days are numbered.

Never let your ego get so close to your career that your identity depends on your success. Who you are is not what you do.

According to Barna Group's study, only 40% of practicing Christians say they have a clear sense of God's calling on their lives.

There is something deep inside each of us that longs to count. We want to matter to the world. We want to shine for a moment.

"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose."

It’s crucial to discover and unleash your God-given influence – your clout – in order to fulfill God’s purposes for your life.