Worship isn’t just what you do when your hands are raised in church, but also when they’re typing at the keyboard, turning a wrench, or greeting a customer.
“From jobs to careers to callings.” That’s what Derek Thompson says is the history of work in six words. In an excerpt from his new book, published in The Atlantic, Thompson argues that career has replaced religion as the primary source of identity and meaning in America...
Christian optimism isn’t just toxic positivity. In this episode, Reagan makes a biblical case that optimism is a feature of our faith and not a personality trait. He discusses the practical benefits of being optimistic, why it’s a helpful trait to cultivate, and what the Bible says about worry and...
In this episode, Reagan offers a reframing of delegation—not as a way to shuffle your responsibilities off onto others, but as a way to disciple them and help them grow.
The gospel changes our eternal destiny, but the gospel also should reshape our view of life, purpose, work, and productivity.
As all Christians are commanded to bear much fruit, pastors should be concerned with productivity and time management to be fruitful for God.
Personal productivity provides a structure that enables both spiritual growth and fruitfulness for Christians.
As Christians, we should seek to be a blessing to our employers. Remote work presents unique challenges, but it also presents unique opportunities to bring glory to God in our workplaces.
Working from home is a unique opportunity for Christians to demonstrate Christ-like integrity.