When Work Feels Like Work – Week Five
I’m an achiever. I love the feeling of accomplishing something, of seeing it the whole way through. Checking something off the list brings a certain satisfaction. Seeing results and impact…
I’m an achiever. I love the feeling of accomplishing something, of seeing it the whole way through. Checking something off the list brings a certain satisfaction. Seeing results and impact…
Work. How do you feel when you hear the word? I don’t know about you, but contemplating “work” doesn’t usually fill me with a warm, fuzzy feeling. Even though I…
As we continue our series on work today, we will be exploring the third principle – frustration is a normal part of work, even if you are in the exact…
Last week we started our series about work, considering what we do when our work feels like, well – just work. The truth is, not every day leaves us feeling…
If you took a tour of my home, you would notice I love books. You would also observe my ambition to read outpaces my actual reading, resulting in piles of…
Often our dreams for tomorrow can leave us paralyzed today. We become focused on what we don’t have, can’t see, or don’t understand; we are stuck. But it doesn’t have…
During my college years, I was a summer camp chaperone for my church. Surprisingly even though I was only a few years older, they gave me responsibility for a roomful…
I often wonder if I am underperforming, missing out, or falling short of God’s call. I question if I am pleasing God or simply settling. As uncomfortable as this place…
In her book, Beholding and Becoming: The Art of Everyday Worship, author Ruth Chou Simons invites us to consider the words of an eighteenth-century poet, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, “Cease…
The crowds followed Him everywhere. Each stop along the way, their adoration grew. Surely this man Jesus was the Messiah, the Savior, their long-awaited hope. He healed the sick, taught…