When Work Breeds Resentment
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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Redefining Discipleship
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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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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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 This Isn’t: Clearing the Air About Discipleship, Skepticism, and Everything in Between
If you’ve spent any time around the church—or on Facebook—you know there are certain words that immediately raise eyebrows. Discipleship is definitely one of them.
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What Is a Disciple? Spoiler: Not a “Super-Christian”
Most people hear the word disciple and immediately picture someone holier, wiser, or more spiritual than they’ll ever be. Someone who wakes up at 4 a.m.
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Redefining Discipleship: Why This Matters for the Everyday Christian
Most people sitting in church on a Sunday morning don’t think of themselves as disciples. They think: “I’m just a normal Christian.” “I’m not a
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