More than any other Gospel writer, Matthew emphasizes the earth-shattering implications of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and brings us...
The Great Commission is to “make disciples,” not merely to “win converts.”
God cares about our work, and the Scriptures have much to say about this. As noted at the beginning, the Gospel according to Matthew addresses the theology and practice of work on many...
Verse Theme Matthew 4:18-22 As he walked by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon, who is called Peter, and Andrew his brother, casting a net into the sea—for they were...
Decision-making is a relationship issue First and foremost, decision-making for the Christian is a relationship issue. Often the reason we have so many problems discerning God’s leading is that we just aren’t close...
A single principle or command? Wayne is still struggling with his dilemma. Should he pay for the repair of his customer’s car...
Wayne is still wrestling with his customer’s request. Should he meet the cost of the repair? So...
When we work in the marketplace as Jesus followers, there’s a phrase that often rings in our ears. The words come from Matthew, chapter 6: “You cannot serve both God and money.” The...
Few Christians would argue that competition is entirely good. We have all seen too many excesses to affirm the competitive drive out-of-hand – including plenty in the Scriptures. The Bible narrative has barely...
Because of our involvement with numerous Christian organizations and churches, we both have had occasion over the years to see their application...
Each day of this reading plan takes a piece of The Lord's Prayer and shows how to apply it to your work.
Perfectionism steals your joy, energy, and creativity. God can lead you out of perfectionism into freedom.
Do you wonder if God has anything to say about your work? Explore key verses from each chapter of the Bible that...
Many lawyers struggle with having a good work and life balance. Clients can be demanding and there can be strict deadlines that need to be met, which are usually urgent. Often this means...
The poor and underprivileged have limited access to justice as they do not have the means to pay for it. Yet many lawyers got into law in the first place as they felt...
Sometimes our clients (or even other colleagues) have motives or objectives which do not align with our own. How do we act...
Sometimes things go wrong. This may be in relation to a particular client and their situation which we cannot control or due to a mistake we have made. Many of us have a...
What does disruption mean for the legal profession and our jobs/role/identity? Lucy is reading yet another article about “disruption” and how it...
Withstand a performance review and give feedback in a biblical way.
