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Staffing shortage

You may have heard that our society is plagued by staffing shortages. There aren’t enough nurses, pastors, pilots, or tradespeople to go around. People…

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Yielding to authority

When I looked up every Bible passage that mentioned the word submit/submission, I found out that our Father has ordered his world in a…

Living My Faith

Unwind or rewind

Picture it’s the end of a long day. In addition to being a long day, it has also been a long week. You have…

Living My Faith

Work is not a four-letter word

If you have time off from work or school, maybe you aren’t too eager to return. You sigh as you take a shower and…

Life’s Challenges

The wisdom of margin

You can learn a lot from a piece of notebook paper. Just think of those little red lines near the left-hand side, the ones…

Living My Faith

The blessing of routine

As a kid, I loved this time of year: BACK TO SCHOOL!  By the end of August, I was always ready to leap into…

Living My Faith

Rest before work

“For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, but he rested on…

Life’s Challenges

The path to burnout

People burn out by following a predictable path. First, we compromise. We know enough about the human body to realize what we should do,…

Bible 101

The surprising schedule of Jesus Christ

I reached out to a seminary professor to ask about Jesus’ schedule. I had been pondering the issue of work and rest in the…

Life’s Challenges

Balance in a burnout culture

Our modern, American, Christian culture sets you up to burn you out. First, a modern culture is disconnected from the natural rhythms that guided…

Life’s Challenges

Put in place for a purpose

Have you ever felt like your life lacks purpose? You’re at a job you don’t love, grinding out another shift and hoping for something…

Life’s Challenges

Biblical self-care (Part 4)

So much of our work is about getting people to like us, isn’t it? We work so hard on school projects because we want…