There will always be days when life takes over your work and other days when work takes over your life.
Martha and I bought a house that didn't have a traditional cement sidewalk. Instead, it had a "paver" sidewalk. But there was a root problem — literally.
Do you have a job or a calling? A job is something you do, often for compensation. A calling defines who you are and what you are created to do.
Imagine a kind of unity so profound that the world believes in Jesus. What will it take to bring that kind of unity to fruition within the body of Christ?
As you enter your workplace each day, ask God just two questions.
Work is stressful, demanding and oftentimes thankless. What's the point?
Along with his wife Martha, Jim hosts the iWork4Him.com media ministry, featuring interviews of Christian leaders in the marketplace.
There is one question you must ask yourself. It impacts everything about you and your work.
God often speaks to me in the middle of the night. I suppose it’s because that's when I'm the quietest. Choosing to listen to Him is a priority I constantly need to remind myself of.
When you run a small business, you are actually running a small niche-focused ministry that delivers a product.
Stressed, burdened, overwhelmed? Every leader feels this to some degree. Jesus wants to correct our perspective.
Last night I woke up just after midnight with the word “Nineveh” impressed on my mind. God reminded me of the story of Jonah.
How can your faith stick out at work today?
Our country has suffered by our silence. You are needed now to be a messenger of peace.
God called you to your workplace on behalf of the lost and hurting all around you.
As Christ-followers, if we were to live out these verses all day, every day, our world would experience amazing healing.
If you feel like quitting your job, remember this encouragement.
Have you been handling change OK? Are you struggling to figure out what normal is?
You have been called for just a time like this. Don’t miss it.
Sometimes, in order to move forward, you have to let go of the old.
