The Person You Tend to Ignore at Work
Week 41
In The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee set off on the grueling quest to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom, the only way to defeat Sauron and save Middle-earth. Yet, amidst this perilous journey, a crucial moment arises: upon encountering Gollum, a wretched creature consumed by greed, Frodo chooses to give him a chance, discerning a glimmer of redemption in the former Sméagol whom everyone else deemed lost…
The People God Places in Our Path
Week 39
The Bible has many stories of people who meet by what seems like chance. But look closer, and you will often see God's hand behind the meeting. It is as if he brought two people together without either one realizing it…
Sharing Christ Around the Table
Week 38
"Did you bring food today?" That's how we ask each other about lunch where I work. I work in the city center of a big city, and few of my colleagues go home for lunch. So, I get to enjoy good times around the lunch table with them nearly every day…
Faithful at Work, Whatever the Circumstances
Week 33
The story of Joseph in Egypt is well known for its grass-to-grace transition. The dreams, the palace, the power. This side of the story is inspiring, but there is more to it…
Called to This City, Not the One I Wanted
Week 32
Have you ever wondered what you’re doing in your current job, or why you accepted to work in a place like this?
For twenty years, I worked for a multinational insurance company. During that time, I served in different departments and experienced both good and difficult seasons…
Begin Again
Week 26
The alarm goes off. Another day begins...
Something exciting is to come. A new beginning!
You jump out of bed and there is a fluttering in your stomach. A new opportunity, a new challenge, a step into something they have been hoping and praying for. Or...
Formed to Be Seen: When Learning Becomes Witness
Week 17
In the past weeks, we’ve seen that study shapes your faith, forms a teachable heart, and leads to obedience. But Scripture now pushes us one step further:
Your learning is not meant to remain private. It is meant to become visible.