Beyond Tithing
February invited us to examine faith in the workplace — ambition, integrity, rest, courage, resentment, forgiveness. We asked what our jobs require of our faith. Now, as we move
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February invited us to examine faith in the workplace — ambition, integrity, rest, courage, resentment, forgiveness. We asked what our jobs require of our faith. Now, as we move
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The Power of Small Obedience February 26 — Faith & Vocation Some days at work don’t feel dramatic. You’re not making bold ethical stands. You’re not
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Endurance Without Losing Heart February 24 — Faith & Vocation There is a kind of fatigue that doesn’t come from overwork. It comes from repetition without visible change.
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Working Without Needing Recognition February 23 — Faith & Vocation Not all work is visible. Some of it is obvious — presentations delivered, projects completed, promotions earned. But much of
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Ambition, Security, and the Hidden Motivations Beneath Our Labor February 19 — Faith & Vocation Ash Wednesday reminded us that we are dust. Lent is a season of examining
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Faithfulness Without Bitterness February 16 — Faith & Vocation Resentment at work rarely begins loudly. It builds slowly. An unfair decision. A promotion you didn’t get. A colleague
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Why Vocation Without Love Misses the Point February 14 — Faith & Vocation February 14 is usually associated with romantic love. Flowers. Cards. Dinners. Grand gestures. But discipleship insists
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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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Boundaries, Faithfulness, and Trust at Work February 10 — Faith & Vocation For many people, the hardest word to say at work is not yes. It’s no. No
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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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