Tag Archive for: vocation
The Struggles of Being Underemployed
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I graduated with a master’s degree, but after not being able to land a job in my field of study, I resorted to working at a restaurant to support myself.
6 Ways to Set Our Minds on Christ During a Busy Workday
Christians are to be people who think differently, who have a spiritual (Romans 8:5-6) or heavenly mindset (Colossians 3:2). We give our mind to how we can worship God and put the needs of others before our own in all the decisions of life, rather than the selfish pursuits of the “flesh”.
5 Ways The Church Is Changing and How We Can Adapt
Two years into the global pandemic, it has become clear that the church will not be returning to what it once was—a gathering primarily based in a physical location. “That church” has “left the building”.
How to Decide If It’s Time to Leave Your Job
It’s a perennial question, and one most of us will face during our working life—when is it time to leave a job?
3 Problems When We Tie Our Identity to Our Work
What questions do you normally ask someone when you meet them for the first time? My guess is that after asking their name, one of the most likely questions you ask is, “What do you do for work?”.
But have you noticed how people often respond? Not by saying, “I work as a lawyer”, but “I am a lawyer”. We live in a world of “I am what I do”, where our identity is tied to our work.
Finding Fulfillment in the Daily Grind
After another night with only a few hours of sleep, I am in front of my computer preparing for my day. I am in the basement. It’s dark and cold. I feel tired.
3 Questions to Ask When You’re Job-Hunting
I struggled a lot after graduation, asking God what I should do with my life. I could not find a job in the industry of my choice, so I took one I knew I wouldn’t stay at. Work was not the meaningful, passionate experience I had imagined it would be. Instead, it turned out to be mundane, filled with politics, office gossip, and sometimes, simply a survival game to get to the top.
I started thinking about what I wanted to do in the long-term. How should I work for the Lord and find satisfaction in my toil for Him?