Most of us don’t wake up asking, “What’s my theology of work today?” We wake up thinking about what’s due, what’s urgent, what’s behind, what’s at risk, and what needs...
Author - John Harman
When we meet with God in prayer, it’s tempting to start with the need: the deadlines, the software, the client situation, the pipeline, the decision that can’t wait. But...
You’re growing—fast. New clients, new hires, new projects, new opportunities. Praise God. This is answered prayer. But with acceleration and volume comes strain:...
These are personal, desk-level habits anyone can use to stay grounded in high-growth seasons. 1. The First TwoAt the start of your work block, take at least 2 quiet...
There’s nothing more certain than a promise of God. When He commits Himself, it’s the surest thing there is. He has the power to see it through. His character will never...
What does the push and pull of an unspectacular workday have to do with Jesus’ miracles? Most of us don’t live at the extremes. We live in the middle—emails, meetings...
What is the most important time of your workday? That may sound like a trick question, but think of it this way: where in your day are the points of greatest leverage...
It’s been a busy season. What are your plans to rest? I don’t mean merely to nap or to take “time off.” Nor just to downshift one gear or gently tap on the brakes to...
The Romans borrowed the motto Festina lente from the Greeks, and Caesar Augustus polished and embraced it as perhaps no other leader in history. It means, “Make haste...
Do you ever need encouragement or extra strength—on the job, or just in life generally? Chapter 40 of Isaiah was originally written to encourage Israelites in exile in...