Ashes at the Office
Humility, Trust, and the Work of Beginning Again February 18 — Ash Wednesday | Faith & Vocation Today, many Christians will hear these words: “Remember that you are dust, and
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Forgiveness at Work
Letting Go Without Pretending It Didn’t Hurt February 17 — Faith & Vocation If February 16 named resentment, February 17 must name what comes next: Forgiveness. And let’
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Courage Without a Microphone
Witnessing to Christ in the Quiet Spaces of Work February 13 — Faith & Vocation When Christians talk about “witness” at work, the conversation often becomes awkward. We imagine:
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Rest as Resistance
Why Sabbath Still Matters in a Hustle Culture February 11 — Faith & Vocation If February has been asking what your work requires of your faith, today we ask
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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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Choosing Presence When You Don’t Know What to Do
Faithfulness in Uncertainty January 24 — The Discipline of Presence By January 24, many people are carrying an unspoken question: What am I supposed to do next? Not in
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Presence That Refuses to Look Away
Staying Attentive When It Would Be Easier Not To January 20 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like
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Without Resolutions Discipleship at the Turning of the Year December 30 sits in a strange place on the calendar. It’s close enough to the New Year to
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What Stayed With You?
Listening for What Christmas Left Behind By December 29, most of the visible signs of Christmas are already fading. The candles are shorter. The music has softened or
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