You Are Not Your Job
Your work matters—but it is not who you are. February 6 reminds us that faith frees us to work faithfully without asking our job to carry the weight of identity or worth.
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What Does the Kingdom Look Like in the Office?
If faith belongs anywhere near our work, it belongs in meetings. February 5 explores how presence, power, and posture can quietly reflect the kingdom of God in everyday workplaces.
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The Ethics of Email
Your inbox is one of the most common places your faith is practiced. February 4 invites us to slow down, steward power carefully, and ask whether our emails reflect love, truth, and restraint under pressure.
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What Does Your Job Require of Your Faith?
Following Jesus Under Pressure February 3 — Faith & Vocation Yesterday we asked a hard question: Is your job your calling—or just your paycheck? Today we ask a
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Is Your Job Your Calling — or Just Your Paycheck?
Asking the Hard Questions About Faith and Work February 2 — Faith & Vocation For many people, faith and work live in separate compartments. Faith belongs to Sundays, prayer,
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A Blessing, a Release, and the Work Ahead
From Presence to Faithful Practice January 31 — Closing January, Opening February January ends the way it began — quietly. Not with a demand. Not with a resolution. But with
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Before You Move On
Recognizing What This Month Has Formed January 30 — The Discipline of Presence January 30 sits quietly on the calendar. It doesn’t announce itself. It doesn’t demand
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When Presence Becomes a Way of Life
From Practice to Posture January 29 — The Discipline of Presence By January 29, something important has likely shifted. Not in a way that’s easy to quantify. Not
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A Quick Word on the Foundation
If you’ve been following my daily rhythm here, you know I’m passionate about the "bedrock" of our beliefs—the parts of our spiritual and
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Presence When Life Shrinks
Faithfulness in a Smaller World January 28 — The Discipline of Presence Disruptions often shrink our world. The radius of life narrows. The focus becomes local. The horizon feels
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