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This 3-day plan shows how God worked in the lives of three leaders: Isaiah, Nehemiah, and Mary during seasons of transition. They were living in between where they were and where they were heading. Instead of waiting idly, impatiently, or impulsively, they took wise, practical steps. Each day of this plan provides a way to anchor yourself in scripture and experience God’s presence to find meaningful work during your transitional seasons.
The Bible speaks of integrity in several places. The Hebrew word for it means completeness, fullness, innocence, and simplicity. In the New Testament, the Greek word for integrity conveys indestructibility, incorruptibility, and being imperishable. If you bring those threads together, we see that from the Bible’s perspective, integrity is strength lived out in wholeness and demonstrated by consistent reliability. In this 4-day plan, we will probe the lives of some examples in scripture and examine how your work can be an avenue to grow in integrity.
This 4-day plan provides a theological foundation for the importance of doing excellent work and offers practical steps to consistently point people to God through how you work. Excellence is not perfection. A longtime Workmatters advocate says, “Excellence is maximizing our capability for a given assignment. Perfection is the endless pursuit of a false ideal.” Excellence is often lived out in small, ordinary moments—being prompt and prepared, sharpening our skills, prayerful planning, and setting clear priorities. Excellent work reflects how we think about God, serve others in love, and build credibility for sharing our faith in everyday life.
This 3-day devotional plan will change your perspective on servant leadership and free you to serve at work in ways that transform you and impact others. Serving is one of the most practical ways to live out your faith at work. Whether it’s your boss, team, customers, or even competitors, putting others’ needs first gets noticed and points people to God. There’s no question about the strength, power and authority of Jesus, yet He served. It was central to His mission, and even now, He sits by the Father, advocating for us. To serve is to become like Jesus.
We live in an “always on” type of culture, and that is not a helpful or sustainable way to live. In this 3-day plan, you will discover God’s desire for you to experience a healthy rhythm of life and work. Pursuing balance is more than better time management. The way we choose to spend our time reveals our hearts and what we value.
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