Work

From time to time, every leader needs to take a gut check. Whether you’re leading others at your job, in your church, on your campus, or in your home, none of us want to fail in the leadership opportunities we’ve been given (1 Corinthians 13:8). Use this 7-day reading plan to discover the most excellent way to lead.

The Most Excellent Way To Lead

A vinedresser is someone who nurtures, balances, and cultivates grapevines. They oversee every aspect of the vineyard, from planting and pruning to harvesting.There is no wonder Jesus employs the vineyard metaphor to portray the bond between God, Jesus, and believers. Over the next three days, we will explore how vineyards and seasons of seclusion can draw us closer to God's plan for our lives. 

Hidden Grapes: Finding Purpose in Secluded Seasons

Most of us will spend about 50 percent of our adult life at work. We want to know our work has meaning – that our work matters. But stress, demands and adversity can cause us to see work as hard – something to get through. This reading plan will help you recognize the power you have to choose a positive meaning for your work that is rooted in faith. 

Give Your Work Meaning

The impetus for the exodus was “harsh labor” and slavish jobs (see Exodus 1:14; 3:7-8). Not surprisingly, the Book of Exodus has a lot to teach us about our own work today. In this seven-day plan, we’ll travel with Moses from Egypt, through the Red Sea, and to the foot of Mount Sinai to extract wisdom for our work from the exodus!

Wisdom for Work From the Exodus

Every morning, we prepare for the day––physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. When it comes to spiritual preparations, how do we get our hearts on track as we wake up and start the day?


Starting Your Day With God

Somewhere inside, you’ve sensed there’s more—not more to achieve, but more to give, to see, to become. Purpose doesn’t arrive all at once; it reveals itself in pieces—the burdens you carry, the perspective you hold, the impact you have, and the gifts already in your hands. This 7-day journey will help you begin to discover your purpose: the life God designed you to live, the healing He created you to bring. Through Scripture, prayer, and simple daily steps, you’ll name what’s already been growing in you. If you’re ready to start—this is your next step.

Discover Your Redemptive Purpose

Learn how to see your work through God’s eyes, nurture habits of fruitfulness in your nine-to-five, and pray purposefully through your first two weeks in a new job. This journey was written by Nell Goddard and based on LICC’s Routed resource.

Routed in Prayer: A Devotional for Those Starting New Jobs

Do you have a dream so big that it feels overwhelming? 
Is there something in your heart you just know you have to do, but don't know where to start?  
In this reading plan, Joël Malm shares a simple Bible-based strategy to help you map out your vision by breaking down each step into small goals. 

Vision Map: Charting a Course for Your Hopes and Dreams

God designed you to create for a purpose. In this 5-day plan, you'll discover God’s purpose in creation through five key themes: Relationship, Character Development, Responsibility, Multiplication, and Joy. As you apply these principles, you'll see how modeling God's creative process shapes both your work and your daily walk with the Lord. By the end, you'll be equipped to create with greater intention, impact, and joy.