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Why do I have to work?
To answer that question, we need to see what God's Word says about His purposes for work. And when we do see his grand plans for our work, we'll find ourselves asking a different question entirely... Why do I get to work?
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Many believers want to lead slower, more meaningful lives. But is simplicity a selfish desire? And is slowing down even possible in today's world?
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Three biblical reasons you should care about being on time, and five strategies to improve your punctuality.
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God has gifted many believers with incredibly sharp minds. How do we steward our minds? The Bible calls us to both guard and grow our minds.
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You can become the most efficient and effective person alive, and you'll still be a time-bound creature living in a fallen world.
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Biblical productivity emphasizes the purpose and motivation behind accomplishment as taught in the Bible.
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Time is short. But it’s not too short to fulfill our calling. Psalm 139 shows we have enough time, but there's not a moment to waste.
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David Kaywood is the creator of Pastors & Productivity, a newsletter designed to help pastors avoid burnout, stay healthy, and get the right things done.
Subscribe to David's substack at https://www.pastorsandproductivity.com/
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It's been a year since I deleted all of my social media accounts. Here are 9 lessons I've learned since leaving the platforms:
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It's a New Year. Maybe you're feeling excited, maybe you're nervous, or maybe you're so busy you don't have time to know how you're feeling. But if you are a Christian, you can approach the New Year—with all its goals and trials—with confidence.
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