I'm a Bible teacher who talks about personal productivity from a biblical worldview. Founder of Redeeming Productivity.
Sometimes we need to hear the message of rest. But sometimes we need to be reminded that this life is not our own and there is work to be done.
Christians must understand that getting stuff done isn't about having a better system; it's about a transformed heart.
It's easy to get so preoccupied with looking to the future that we neglect faithfulness in our present responsibilities. It's easy to miss the glory of the mundane. But all of our responsibilities are important as we do them as worship unto the Lord and love to our neighbor.
C.S. Lewis observed this phenomenon among students: “Teachers will tell you that the laziest boy in the class is the one who works hardest in the end.”
You don't have to read your Bible every day, you get to.
What if the key to nearly every problem in life was just this simple?
How to create a weekly schedule so you have time for habits, to-dos, goals, and rest.
Many of us go through life leaving a trail of half-done projects in our wake. Here's why and how to become the kind of person who completes what they begin.
Multitasking doesn't exist. What feels like productivity is actually rapid task switching, and it's making you slower and less effective.
When you're a kid, you have a bedtime because someone's telling you when to sleep. But as adults, we enjoy the freedom of going to bed whenever we want. But this nocturnal freedom can easily wreck our mornings.
Here are three principles of time management from the life of Christ in Matthew's Gospel.
An overflowing inbox can be demoralizing and time-consuming. For better or worse, however, email is still a means by which we can love our neighbor, whether they are family, a coworker, or a stranger.
Before you set off to optimize every 15-minute chunk of your day or obsess over finding the perfect task management system, make sure you're watering the garden.
Procrastinators look for excuses. Faithful stewards ignore them and do what needs to be done.
10 of the best Bible reading plans broken down by how much time they require you to read per day.
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Morning Routine Planner
Simple steps for starting a God-honoring day, with room for Scripture, prayer, and a plan for your day.
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The 5×5 Focus Fix
Reset your attention span with five habits over the next five days. Includes a distraction log, checklists, and reflection questions.
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The Commitment Audit
A step-by-step worksheet for when you're overwhelmed and overcommitted.
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The MacArthur Bible Reading Plan
Read through the New Testament over about three years, with a printable tracker that breaks each book into daily readings.
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Redeeming Productivity Academy
Get clear. Get organized. Get consistent.
A 9-week course that helps you build a God-honoring system for your time, goals, and habits, with a community to help you stick with it.
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Waypoints for Groups
Take your small group, Sunday school class, or Bible study through 9 weeks on biblical productivity and time management. One purchase of $250 covers the whole group.
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Christian Productivity Planner
Replace all your productivity apps with one tool. Tasks, goals, prayer, Bible reading, and notes in one Notion workspace. Included with the Academy.
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Waypoints Goal Planner
A planner for setting God-honoring goals and tracking your progress. Available in hardcover, spiral bound, or digital.
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You Don't Need More Time
How to schedule your week in light of eternity. A battle-tested strategy for managing your time well, without guilt trips or hustle culture.
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Redeeming Productivity
Getting More Done for the Glory of God. Understand the basics of personal productivity from a biblical worldview.
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