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Paradise High

Blog

God slouches at the front of the universe leaning against his desk, taking roll with a red pen in his spiral book of...

Building Unity with Diverse Teams - Corrie Napier

Making It Work Podcast

How do you foster a healthy work culture with a diverse team? Our guest is a mediator, conflict consultant, and...

A Pastor’s Perspective on Work in the Bible

Article

Alistair Mackenzie gives a biblical overview of what the Bible says about work.

Both Sin and Hope Remain Present in Work (Malachi 1:1-4:6)

Bible Commentary

God Don't Never Change (Click Here to Read) In this daily reflection on Malachi 3 from The...

God Makes Change Possible (Hosea 14:1-9, Amos 9:11-15, Micah 4:1-5, Obadiah 21)

Bible Commentary

The same God who demands change also promises to make change possible. “A harvest is appointed when I would restore...

Epilogue — Job’s Prosperity Restored (Job 42:7-17)

Bible Commentary

The final section of Job contains a storybook ending in which many of Job’s fortunes are restored. Many, but not all....

God at Work, Jesus at Work (Colossians 1:15–20)

Bible Commentary

The first half of Paul’s letter to the Colossians can be summarized in nine words: Jesus made it all. Then Jesus paid...

Best of Daily Reflections: How Can I Know That My Future With God Is Secure?

Daily Reflection

About five years ago, I heard a phrase that I had never heard before: "earnest money." When Linda and I had put down an...

Best of Daily Reflections: How Does God Bring Destruction?

Daily Reflection

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Joy to the Work? December 20 Newsletter

Newsletter

It’s often hard to find hope in this world. Even in the midst of celebrating Christmas, we may feel more stressed than...

Christmas Scriptures: Home By Another Way: Matthew 2 and 7 Sermon Notes

Sermon Notes

Overview: Sermon explores possible implications of Christmas for work. Does the Incarnation influence, shape our...

Land of Tech and Honey

Daily Reflection

I’m 41 years old, and I’m still afraid to jump off the cliff.