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Your job doesn’t have to be at odds with leading a healthy life—whether physical or spiritual.

Work Addiction

Society's emphasis on material weath and achievement often leaves little room for an active faith. What we can do to ensure work does not take over our life--especially our spiritual life.

Understanding and Fulfilling Our Commission By Philip Shee

Are we committed to our true purpose in life?

Thoughts on Ecclesiastes

There are underachievers and there are overachievers, but we should prayerfully reflect, "Are we right achievers or wrong achievers?"

The First Year in the Workplace

A recent college graduate shares the difficulties, successes, and lessons learned from her first year on the job.

Thanksgiving

A difficult career choice became a cause for giving thanks to God.

Six Habits of Really Effective Christians (Parts 5 & 6)

The road to being highly successful goes beyond a good title and a high salary. It's being able to look yourself in the face every morning and see a child of God looking back. If you can commit first to shining the light for Christ wherever you are and in

Six Habits of Really Effective Christians (Part 4)

We need God's power, guidance, and strength throughout our lives—not just for the 13,000 hours of our adult lives that we'll spend in church but also for the 100,000 hours we'll spend at work. Find out how prayer can help you be effective at work, and rea

Six Habits of Really Effective Christians (Part 3)

In today's world, it seems success comes from being aggressive, from crushing your competition inside and outside your company, and from making sure that your name is included in as many meetings and e-mails as possible. Is that the true secret?

Six Habits of Really Effective Christians (Part 2)

The moment you start doing work that involves dealing with other people, you'll have many opportunities to start making enemies. But how do we as Christians turn these situations around?