Hi, I'm Reagan Rose.
For years I was aimless. I spent my free time on video games and had no real sense of purpose. Then I discovered that God has intentionally called Christians to steward their lives: our time, our habits, and our work. That changed everything.
I hold a Master of Divinity from The Master’s Seminary and am the author of four books including Redeeming Productivity: Getting More Done for the Glory of God, and Well Done: A Strategy for Life Stewardship. I also teach through the Redeeming Productivity YouTube channel, podcast, membership community, and in my local church.
The Mission
Redeeming Productivity exists to recapture personal productivity for the sake of Christ.
Christians have been given a mission worthy of our best efforts. That means using our time wisely, building good habits, and setting God-honoring goals. Not to get more done for its own sake, but to be faithful with what we’ve been entrusted.
“Our calling as Christians is the highest calling there is, and the idea of being productive is not the invention of capitalism; it is the mandate of Christ.” — R.C. Sproul
Beliefs & Distinctives
The content of Redeeming Productivity is designed to be helpful to Christians from a broad spectrum of traditions. Most of what I teach about stewarding time, building habits, and setting God-honoring goals rests on truths that believers across denominations share, so you don’t need to agree with me on every doctrinal point to benefit from it.
That said, I don’t write from a neutral position, and I won’t pretend to. I hold my convictions because I believe they’re what the Bible teaches, and they inevitably shape what I write. So here’s where I stand.
I’m a Protestant, evangelical Christian. I affirm the historic faith summarized in the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds: one God eternally existing in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man. He died as a substitute for sinners, rose bodily from the dead, and will return for His people.
I believe the Bible is the inspired, inerrant Word of God and the final authority for what we believe and how we live. I read it according to its plain meaning, interpreted in its grammatical and historical context.
I believe salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, to the glory of God alone. We contribute nothing to it; it is wholly a gift.
I’m Reformed in my understanding of salvation (I believe God sovereignly saves his people) and dispensational in how I understand the storyline of Scripture, including the distinction between Israel and the church. I hold these convictions firmly but gladly fellowship with believers who see them differently.
If you want more details, see The Master's Seminary doctrinal statement with which I am in full agreement.
Get Started
- Start free: Watch or listen to the show or join the newsletter to receive my weekly essays and links to helpful resources.
- Read the books: Check out one of my books.
- Go deeper: Join the membership, where you’ll get a step-by-step program and a community of Christians pursuing faithful productivity together.
