Tag Archive for: wisdom
How to Trust God (and Not Just Your Feelings) When Switching Careers
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I sometimes wish I had a clear mandate from God, like how He had directed Abraham in no uncertain terms on where to go (Genesis 12:1–5). If only I could be as sure as Abraham, that I was going where God had planned for me to be!
But I never got clear answers to my prayers. Instead, I made a decision based on what I knew and believed at that point, and asked God to see me through it.
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
When you’re experiencing some kind of resistance or setback in your life, this question takes on that tension—to quit or to endure. But you may also be in a place of relative comfort, and still, you could be asking, should I stay, or should I move on to something different?
5 Signs of Godly Wisdom
What does it mean to be wise in God’s eyes?
Thinking about godly wisdom means we have to consider the kind of worldly wisdom we receive and how it shapes our actions.
Ways to Think Before You Speak
We do not always know the impact our words can have on someone, but the Bible tells us the importance they can have over our lives and others.
I Learned the “Secret” to Time Management
Just like how “new year’s resolutions” tend to be, “time management” can sometimes feel more like a concept or buzzword than something that people actually practise and do well.
Stuck in a Job You Don’t Like?
Asking ourselves honest questions can help us understand and address our dissatisfaction in a God-honouring, God-pleasing way.
5 Blessings to Hop on This Lunar New Year
His blessings for us are not wishful thinkings, hoping against hope that they’ll come true–they are already true for those who remain true and streadfast in Him.
Making Decisions—How to Trust the Spirit (and Not Just Your Gut)
What course should I take?
What career should I pursue?
Who should I date—and marry?
Making decisions in life is hard enough, but it’s even harder as a Christian...
3 Mistakes That Taught Me God’s Wisdom and Timing
When I was in my 20s, I had my life planned out: to be a successful business person, musician, and church servant before the age 25, by which time I’d also be married.
Twenty-five came and went, and I hadn’t achieved any of those goals.