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Faith at Work
The Harvest Is Too Big for One Ox
An empty stable stays clean. No mess, no mud, no mouths to feed. It also brings in nothing. You need a strong ox for a real harvest, and a lot of people would rather keep the clean stable. Working alon...
There's a version of your work nobody sees. The email you could've fired off sloppy but didn't. The corner you could've cut and nobody would've known. The extra five minutes you gave a task that only y...
Monday hits different when you've been living two lives. Sunday you, all in. Monday you, walking through the office doors and quietly leaving that part of yourself in the parking lot. Different voice, ...
You're running on empty. Not the dramatic kind. The quiet kind. You're still showing up, still going through the motions, still doing what you're supposed to — but the tank hit E a while back and you'v...
Behind the Brick Walls and Steel Doors: Why Churches Must Go into the Jails and Prisons
Every Christian should know what it is to be a prisoner in bondage. Before grace found us, we were all trapped in sin's prison, unable to free ourselves— this is exactly why Jesus came, to set the cap...
Leaving No Fallen Comrade Behind: A Biblical Strategy to End Veteran Homelessness
In the military, the Warrior Ethos demands one non-negotiable standard: "I will never leave a fallen comrade." Yet every night across our nation, thousands of men and women who wore the uniform lie do...
The PURE Test: Four Questions for Every Hard Choice
You're not a bad person. That's not the problem. The problem is you're split. Part of you wants the life you say you want. Another part keeps reaching for the thing that's slowly wrecking it. You want ...
An empty stable stays clean. No mess, no mud, no mouths to feed. It also brings in nothing. You need a strong ox for a real harvest, and a lot of people would rather keep the clean stable. Working alon...
There's a version of your work nobody sees. The email you could've fired off sloppy but didn't. The corner you could've cut and nobody would've known. The extra five minutes you gave a task that only y...
Monday hits different when you've been living two lives. Sunday you, all in. Monday you, walking through the office doors and quietly leaving that part of yourself in the parking lot. Different voice, ...
You're running on empty. Not the dramatic kind. The quiet kind. You're still showing up, still going through the motions, still doing what you're supposed to — but the tank hit E a while back and you'v...
Behind the Brick Walls and Steel Doors: Why Churches Must Go into the Jails and Prisons
Every Christian should know what it is to be a prisoner in bondage. Before grace found us, we were all trapped in sin's prison, unable to free ourselves— this is exactly why Jesus came, to set the cap...
Leaving No Fallen Comrade Behind: A Biblical Strategy to End Veteran Homelessness
In the military, the Warrior Ethos demands one non-negotiable standard: "I will never leave a fallen comrade." Yet every night across our nation, thousands of men and women who wore the uniform lie do...
The PURE Test: Four Questions for Every Hard Choice
You're not a bad person. That's not the problem. The problem is you're split. Part of you wants the life you say you want. Another part keeps reaching for the thing that's slowly wrecking it. You want ...