In this episode, we reflect on the importance of working from a point of rest. The impact it has on our productivity and life in general. As we approach a new year, we invite you to reflect on the themes shared in today's podcast and plan to work from a place of rest.

In today's episode, we discuss the threefold stream of work - an act of worship, a service, and a blessing. We review how walking purposefully in our call makes us see our work as service to God and to serve Him is to worship Him.

Do you see your work (job, business) as part of your calling or separate from it? Do you regard work as a necessary burden just to pay the bills and you would rather be enjoying on an island everyday?

We understand that feeling. In this episode, we explore the concept of the work we do as part of our calling. 

Listen and be blessed.

Today, we begin season 3 by exploring the concept of work as we pursue our call. 

Is work a result of the Adamic sin?

Is work only meant to meet our physical needs?

Is there important vs. non-important work when we are pursuing our calling?

We dive deep into these questions in this episode.

What does an infinite-based life look like when pursuing the call? How many times do you pause to consider the long game over the short term as you make life choices? Today's episode is the final in the second season of this podcast and we reflect on what it means to be eternal focused as we pursue everyday life decisions. 

In this episode, we are discussing optimism. The Called Life is Optimistic. There is a lot of confusion when call chasers or believers sound optimistic. People think we are denying reality. However, optimism is not about denying reality. And it isn’t positivity either. Do listen to learn more about the difference between positivity and optimism in the context of the Call and how/why you should stay optimistic.

We hope you have developed a heart of compassion since we met a fortnight ago. Today, we will reflect on the importance of humility in the pursuit of our Call. Jesus, in the sermon on the Mount, said, “Blessed are the meek." The message version, Matthew 5v5, says, “You’re blessed when you’re content with just who you are—no more, no less. That’s the moment you find yourself proud owners of everything that can’t be bought."

Here, Christ defines humility as being content with who you are. In so doing, you get all you need to deliver on your purpose or call. In this episode, we reflect on humility and how it helps us achieve our call.