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God never called you “bad with money.” Yet, many Christians feel helpless when it comes to money, believing they're either "good" or "bad" with it. But what if God designed money management as a learnable skill? Discover how to develop your financial abilities while staying rooted in biblical wisdom.

Stop Saying You Are “Bad With Money”

The Bible says the heart is the wellspring of life. So, how do we check our heart health? In this study, Deepa Chandrasekhar poses some searching questions to our hearts – are we content, gracious, courageous, humble, tranquil, generous and sincere? Have we thought about the contrast between how God intended for us to behave in our workplaces and how we actually do behave? 

It Always Begins With the Heart

Being a “good” leader isn’t enough. “Good” checks the box but “purposeful” inspires and magnifies. A purposeful leader achieves goals with excellence because their staff are inspired to harness their passions, strengths, and resources to excel far greater than they could have imagined. When you leave the presence of a purposeful leader, you leave changed for the better. But how do we move from “good” to “purposeful”? This plan provides six habits you can try in your leadership right now. Let these spark in you a new curiosity of how you can develop into a more purposeful leader.

6 Habits of Purposeful Leaders

You want to do your most exceptional work for the glory of God and the good of others. But what does biblical excellence look like? According to the Apostle Paul, it looks like Christ-like love, as we’ll see in this five-day plan.

The Most Excellent Way

In this devotional, we will explore how to shift from the worldly concept of "success" to living a life of "significance" that reflects God’s heart—a journey rooted in our identity in Christ and the divine purpose He has for each of us.

EquipHer Vol. 12: "From Success to Significance"

In a world full of political divides, cultural clashes, and toxic work environments, it can be challenging to maintain our mental clarity, physical wellness, and most importantly, our spiritual integrity. However, God calls us to be salt and light in every sphere of our lives, including our professional endeavors. In this reading plan, we will explore practical strategies to remain godly in the workplace, navigate challenges with grace, and uphold our Christian values amidst the demands of our careers.

Being a Light in the Workplace

There’s plenty of discussion about whether a person is a natural-born leader, made that way by experience, or some combination of both. In these readings, we look at ordinary people in the Bible became God’s leaders. We also look at how God may be calling you today and how to respond, especially in light of our capabilities, limitations and environment.

Biblical Leadership: Leaders Born, Made or Called?

Do you want to be somewhere different in your life than you are now? Are you tired of the status quo? Maybe you feel like you were meant for more but don't know how to get there. If so, it's time to seek God's VISION for your life. He has a unique plan and calling that he created just for you. This 5-day plan encourages you to look through a different lens to accomplish God's purpose for your life.

Vision: Seeing Life God's Way

Jesus made it clear that the Great Commission is for everyone—not just religious professionals. How can we as entrepreneurs, plumbers, marketers, and doctors effectively share the gospel with our co-workers in this post-Christian, post-COVID world? In this five-day plan, I’ll share five answers to that question.