Fixed-Hour Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Fixed-Hour Prayer Our days have a way of carrying us along. One task leads to another. Emails become meetings. Meetings become errands. Errands
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When You Go Back to Work
Following Jesus in Ordinary Life Again April 9 — Easter Week | Discipleship in Real Life As Passover comes to a close, the story of deliverance gives way to something
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Telling the Truth About Your Money
Money often hides what we’d rather avoid. March 11 reminds us that financial honesty is a form of discipleship. When we stop avoiding the numbers, clarity—and freedom—begin to grow.
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The Discipline of Gratitude
Money trains our eyes to notice what we lack. Gratitude retrains them to see what we’ve been given. March 10 reminds us that thankfulness is one of the most powerful disciplines shaping how we handle our money.
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Staying Hopeful in Imperfect Systems
(Working Faithfully When the Culture Won’t Change Overnight) February 27 — Faith & Vocation There’s a moment many people reach at work: You realize the system isn’
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When Faith Feels Small at Work
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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Strength for the Long Road
Renewal That Doesn’t Require Escape February 25 — Faith & Vocation By February 25, you may not feel dramatic burnout. But you may feel something quieter. A thinning.
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When the Work Feels Long
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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Faithfulness No One Sees
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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Working With a Single Heart
Simplicity in a Complicated Workplace February 20 — Faith & Vocation There is a kind of exhaustion that doesn’t come from overwork. It comes from fragmentation. From trying
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