If Our Work Matters to God, Why Doesn’t the Bible Address it More?
The absence of direct instruction is the instruction.
The absence of direct instruction is the instruction.
Your imperfect Christian life can have an amazing influence on others for the kingdom of God.
Gen-Z college grads are less likely to have held a summer job, more likely to do remote work, and more likely to rely on AI than any other generation.
To many Gen Zers, finances seem meaningless. The church is uniquely positioned to point to a better way.
The army gradually pushed out of its collective thinking any genuine consideration of the spiritual health of its force.
God created us to work and intends for our work to matter.
Winning is a by-product of what we are and what we’re trying to do. It is not our product.
‘All that you’ve been doing so far has been preparing you to be faithful in this—to show the world that a Christian can suffer well before this audience he’s given you.’
Is your work about stewarding the gifts God has given you for his glory and others’ good, or has it become all about your own glory and good?
We don’t need to reject AI. We need to be formed by a story bigger than AI.
In our desperation to maximize productivity, we’ve become a society defined by voluntary self-exploitation.
Robin John joins Collin Hansen to discuss how to honor God and love your neighbor through values-based investing.
We don’t have to finish everything now, because Christ will finish everything then.
A full email inbox, a big project, or even the regular daily grind can leave us feeling tired and discouraged. Where do we turn when we’re overwhelmed by our work?
It’s wise to pause and analyze the effect your work environment has on you and your ability to faithfully live out the Christian life.