Work. faith. You.
Explore our collection of resources to answer the question:
How Does God Relate to my Work?
Overcoming the Forgetting Curve
Can’t remember things? Good. You passed the “Are you human?” test.
We all forget and do it pretty well because that is how our brains are designed. Our brain is meant to process information and critically think about its meaning. It’s not meant to remember every one of your great-aunts' birthdays. So, give yourself some grace and explore how to process information and how you can do a better job of training your employees to do so as well.
Divine Mission Failure
What’s the mission of your organization? Chances are it is something you read during your orientation on the first day of work, but have long forgotten.
In this article we offer up our thoughts on how to make a mission meaningful.
Be Curious to Be a Better Leader
Anything worthwhile usually starts with a powerful question. Yet, as leaders, we often stay in a small box of routine inquiry. Shake up your thinking and that of your team by being curious.
Jesus the Kenotic Leader
Jesus gave us a radical new way of being human which redefines what it means to be a leader.
In this article we discover the theological principle of kenosis (emptying oneself) applies to leadership too.
A Guide to Setting Spiritual Goals
Have you ever thought about having spiritual goals? We think it is a worthwhile way to align yourself with God’s will for your life. To help you along the way, we’ve created this helpful guide.
Holiness. A Leadership Attribute?
We know the list of leadership attributes by heart. But have we forgotten one? Holiness.
It is likely not one of your top 10 attributes to which to aspire, but perhaps there is room for one more.
In this article, we explore the argument for embracing holiness as a leader and give 10 questions to gauge your progress.

