Career

God may have you exactly where He wants you at the job you are in, and He is preparing you for what's next. So, I certainly don't want you to get ahead of yourself. But perhaps the Holy Spirit, which is that tug in your heart, is calling you to something different.

If you’re navigating retirement as a married couple, here is how to protect your peace and pursue God together in this new season.

The diapers, dishes, and endless days can wear you down. But this reminder is for you: what you're doing right now matters more than you know.

This is the place where our gaze isn’t fixed on who didn’t notice all the work I do around here to the place of beholding His beauty.

Sweet teacher, you have the honor and privilege of teaching the next generation. They will follow your example and the one you set before them within the walls of your classroom. You can lead well and with dignity. Your students will look to you for wisdom and guidance. As God has called you to teach, and you are blessed with such a gift, you can demonstrate God’s love through your words and actions, planting seeds of faith. So, dear teacher, may you teach with bold conviction and compassion for your students.

Sometimes, the best method of encouragement to a work-worn soul is to take that moment of silence. Recenter yourself on the Lord, on His promises, on the fact that work is temporary, but the eternal things are worth pursuing with exuberance and joy.

Striking a work-life balance is not always easy, but it is possible. God created us all uniquely, meaning how we work and do life will also differ.

Author and speaker Jordan Raynor believes, and wants others to believe, that God has called Christ Followers to find sacredness in the work that they do in their secular jobs.

You are more than qualified to be a missionary if you know Jesus as your Savior, love Him, and love others.

Christians in the workplace have a choice. They can join the crowd of quiet quitters or acknowledge God on the job by following His plan for work. Christian employees have a wonderful opportunity to shine brightly for God. The Bible covers all aspects of life, including work. When we study God's Word, we find the origins and purpose of work. We also learn the proper attitude toward employment and warnings to heed.

Your experiences matter. Your difficult conversations matter.

During these hardships, losses, and sufferings, our strength and hope come from trusting God to not only be with us and carry us through but also to believe in His plan for our lives and that He will work it together for our good and His glory.

Are You on the Edge of Burnout? Pastor and podcaster Carey Nieuwhof has been there. Here he shares 11 important warning signs to look out for before you go over the cliff.

Not every hard situation means you should quit, and not every opportunity is yours to pursue. These biblical questions and accompanying workbook can guide you as you seek God’s will and walk faithfully in what He has called you to do.

Is God's will some mysterious path only a few can find—or something He actually wants to reveal to you? The truth is, knowing His will isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being transformed. If you’ve ever wondered how to discern His voice in your life, this article will show you where to start.