Work

It seems like everyone is searching for “work-life balance” only to find the ideal elusive and out of reach. Maybe that’s because we’re searching for the wrong thing. In this four-day plan I will propose a better, and I believe, more biblical approach for fulfilling all of our roles with excellence for the glory of God.

The Myth of Work-Life Balance

What is wisdom? Where does it come from? How can we prepare to get more? And how do we know wisdom once we hear it?

Wisdom From Above

I have run 10 marathons. I teach at a Christian university- North Park, in Chicago. It is such a joy for me to enable  students to find their vocation as a "marathon run." It is sad that most modern Christians live two lives- a devotional-life, at church, and a work-life, at work. This Bible Plan will help you find your vocation in life, and fuel your day-to-day work life. 

Your Vocation As A "Marathon Run"

A meditation to help you with the issues you may face at work including dealing with stress, coping with failure, identity, and understanding ambition. 

No matter your position, or the unique challenges of your workplace, God is interested in what you do and how you do it. Be inspired to transform your workstation into your worship station, to draw nearer to God as you work and live each day with purpose. 

The God At Work Conversations

This 6-day study starts in Genesis with God's original call to work, then explores biblical examples of working women. Drawing insight from Scripture, this plan is designed to encourage and inspire women who work.

Created And Called: Women In The Workplace

Whether you are a church leader, business owner, commercial leader or aspire to be one, this is for you. The writer of 'Proverbs', King Solomon, is considered the wisest man who ever lived; he certainly was one of the wealthiest. His name is synonymous with wisdom. Here are 7 Leadership Messages by experienced CEO, Mark Bilton, Founder of  Called to Business,  based on his book "77 Proverbs for Leaders". 


7 Proverbs For Leaders

We are prone to be satisfied with good quality. But it is not enough to be good; we are called for greatness. Are we just doing the bare minimum or are we willing to go the extra mile? Do we focus on achieving a superlative level of quality that is never compromised? Patrick Pitchappa teaches us how to go from ‘good' to 'great’ with God’s help.

Good Is the Enemy of Great

Can you discern the will of God for your life? Sometimes it can be challenging to know how God’s Word applies directly to major choices related to your relationships, calling, and vocation. This 6-day study will equip you to better pursue the will of God by making biblically-informed decisions.