The Holy Spirit can help you with your work. It's interesting and instructive to note that the first person mentioned in scriptures as being filled with the Spirit was not a prophet, pastor, or missionary, he was a craftsman and was filled with the spirit within the context of accomplishing his work. We too can engage the supernatural help of God to do our work with ease and excellence.

Let's pray together as we celebrate Labour Day. Join me.

Not everyone is skilled at delivering constructive criticism with tact and timing. A person’s tone may be harsh, but their assessment of your behavior could be true. Try processing the content of the feedback by omitting the style of delivery. Focus on what they said rather than on how they said it. Don’t let offense prevent you from receiving valuable advice.

While our God-given abilities control what we are able to do, our attitudes regulate what we do and how well we do it. A good attitude is not just scriptural, but spiritual. Could your attitude be standing in your way?

Is it possible to thrive in today’s workplace while following God? People in all kinds of workplaces face this question daily, and many find the answer so difficult they are tempted to give up. Daniel, the central character of the Book of Daniel, faces the question under extreme circumstances, providing an example that may be helpful in twenty-first-century workplaces.

As Christians, we can work to improve our circumstances as we have the opportunity. The Word of God extols hard work and the rewards that come from it (as long as we are free of greed). Being content is finding joy with whatever God has given you per time–not robbing yourself of the enjoyment of what you have or where you are because it focuses you on what you do not have.

Many of us work hoping to become financially free one day. What's the difference between culture's definition of financial freedom and what the bible teaches?

Managing money is all about managing your priorities. There is a simple truth that we must embrace for us to enjoy financial peace, and it’s, that we own nothing! Ownership is a myth. God owns everything and we are mere managers. But problems begin when you decide to own and refuse to manage. Following God’s financial plan for your money works when we align our priorities with God’s priorities.

Don’t let stress rob you of your best life.

While the Bible doesn’t specifically mention the word “stress”, it says plenty about anxiety and worry. Our stress, anxiety, and worry don’t come from God. Instead, scripture reminds us to hand them over to God.

The realization that our time is a limited resource combines with our Christian view of life’s purpose to show us the necessity of using our time wisely. Our time is a resource given by God–entrusted to us to manage well. Just as we are to be good stewards of our money, so also, we are to be good stewards of our time. The way we spend our time becomes not just a practical matter of maximum effectiveness; it becomes a spiritual decision.