We don’t know the challenges, roadblocks and catastrophes on the road ahead of us; but God does.

Where is your heart in your work? Though you may want more, if you’re serving in your workplace with excellence, you can rest knowing that you have an abundance of exactly what you need.

It is true worship to praise the Lord in all circumstances - regardless of how we feel.

I used to believe that it was the Pastor’s job to go make disciples. But the Bible is clear, that it is our job as Christians to be the Lord’s instrument to build up the body of Christ, His Church.

What does it look like to be truly content in a job? What does it mean to find joy in servant-hearted leadership?   

In the first few weeks of this new year, I encourage you to ask God to reveal the special New Year’s word He wants to highlight for you in 2023.

As we enter the New Year, consider how you can resolve to live a life worthy of the calling placed on you as a child of God.  

We are here for Jesus. We are commanded to evangelize to the nations as set forth in Matthew 28:19-20 above, and steward the resources and opportunities that God has given us in a way to help build up the body of Christ.  

God wants to use us in our jobs, in our families, in our local gyms and coffee shops—sharing our testimonies and sharing the Gospel. 

The premise of discipling is teaching those being discipled to also become disciple-makers, creating ever-increasing waves within Kingdom expansion.

This holiday season serves as a time of reflection and as a reminder to us that we should be a person of gratitude and thanksgiving in all circumstances.

In all my years on this earth, I’ve noticed that truly content people can handle any difficult situation with peace.

I’m convinced covetous discontentment is one of the sneakiest and most dangerous lies from the enemy that has been engrained in the hearts and minds of most Americans.