Work

We are often too busy and distracted to be spiritually prepared for the challenges we face in our week.  Why not start the day well and set time aside to be still and consider what the cross means for us. Strange Kingdom is a 10-minute meditation designed to help you feel ready and hopeful for the day ahead.

Strange Kingdom—Meditations on the Cross (Film)

We all make mistakes, and sometimes they can tarnish our reputation. Consider the Apostle Paul. He persecuted Christians before God called him to preach the gospel. His reputation was so soiled, the apostles wanted nothing to do with him. This Bible reading plan shows us the steps Paul took to rebuild his reputation, steps that we can follow, too, when faced with our own mistakes.

Rebuilding Your Reputation

You’ve put in your all, only to see a project fail because of others. It’s tempting to blame them and turn your back completely. But that won’t help you succeed, and it can hurt you spiritually. The book of Nehemiah offers a way to move forward when other people fail you. This plan contains practical suggestions and spiritual encouragement so you can keep working with excellence in spite of failure.

When People Fail You At Work

What does real success look like for the Christian? Discover the truths of stewardship and success in the parable of the talents and their implications for your work today.  

The Biblical Meaning Of Success

It doesn’t matter if you have been downsized, laid off or outsourced, let go or fired. The pain is real, and the terrible toll of fear, anger, confusion, and uncertainty that happens when a person’s world collapses  around him or her is much more than a statistical reality. It is just real. We pray that these devotionals 
will be used by Him to bring you hope and encouragement.

Our Daily Bread: Picking Up the Pieces After Job Loss

As Christians in the workplace, we are called to creative discipleship—a lifelong learning about our context and discerning God's Word within it. But we cannot be creative disciples alone. Through this four-day devotional, join hands across time with Daniel, an exile in Babylon who persevered in a challenging workplace, navigated difficult relationships, and discovered the power of fellowship and prayer.

Work

Strange Kingdom—Meditations on the Cross (Film)

Rebuilding Your Reputation

When People Fail You At Work

The Biblical Meaning Of Success

Our Daily Bread: Picking Up the Pieces After Job Loss

Daniel in the Cubicle: Creative Discipleship in the Workplace