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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.

Good leadership produces good results and bad leadership produces bad results. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we can raise up leaders that will impact the world.

The Good Samaritan was willing to get involved. Are you? He ignored racism, and he had a giving fund on hand. Do you?

When we read about the Israelites worshiping the god Baal in 1 Kings 18, we tend to think of them developing a preference for wooden idol images. But the primary attraction to Baal wasn’t a pretty statue; it was an economic promise.

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 talking about?”

Whether you’ve applied for 20 jobs or 200, check out these tips before you submit yet another application.

For many of us, 5:00 is no longer a hard-and-fast boundary between work time and family time.

As disciples, we are called to grow and multiply; the good news is given to us like the talents were given to those servants in Jesus’s parable (Matt. 25:14–30). Consider: Every time you hear the Word of God preached in your local church you are given a coin, a talent, which God calls you to multiply according to your ability. We are responsible and accountable to God for what he has given us.

Here are 7 ways you can rely on God to help you break down the challenging obstacles that are standing in your way.

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.

It’s easy to get caught up in the heat and pressure of the moment, but when we keep an eternal perspective, our choices won’t be based on the way we feel right now, but on the eternal view of things.

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

Lately when someone asks me how I’ve been, my automatic answer is “busy.” If you’re feeling that same way – at a breaking point and in need of a serious life change to kick the busy and find rest, here are two reasons we stay so busy and three easy ways to “un-busy” your life.

eople love to have things to talk about at work, and you don’t want your behavior to give them plenty of content for topical chatter.

The habits we instill in our children as they’re growing up become a true part of their identity.

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 to respond in one of three ways.

Conformity carries a negative connotation. But strangely, in a society that shouts individualism and independence, it’s crowned king. When we live Christ-led lives, we stand out. The transformation Paul wrote about to the Romans begins in our minds and hearts, driving all we do and trickling down into every aspect of our lives. How do we make sure our bottom line in business is spiritually healthy?

Being a natural procrastinator is often exhausting and frustrating. Because let’s face it, real life doesn’t take place in the clouds.

How can we possibly find time to rest in Jesus when we’re so busy and preoccupied? It has to become a priority.

There is one spiritual weapon that is powerful to save, resolve, and protect. Great leaders use it, even without others seeing it.