There is no better place to back up what you believe than in the workplace. If you say people are important and you care for them — you get to prove it. Everyday at work you get to demonstrate — to share and to teach — what you believe about life and work.

Those who follow Jesus are transformed by Jesus and commanded to make disciples as they go about their life and work — wherever they go. Watch as Soup explains practically and joyfully what a disciple is and how disciples make others disciples. At the end, you will hear from some of Soup’s disciples that are now actively making disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Consider how much of your time, how much of your life, is built around your work. Yet, so many of the books and materials that look at what it means to live as Christians only focus on our evenings and our weekends. How are we to be a Christian on the job?

To talk to God is to know God. To talk to God as you would your closest friend is exactly what God wants from us. Watch as Charlie explains the practicality of how to be with, listen to, and talk to God as He shapes your heart to know Him better.

It takes much more than words and even a few actions to teach someone. In order to influence someone for good, it takes a life of consistency. When our words, attitudes / feelings, and actions all point to the same thing, people will believe us, follow us, and learn from us. 

It takes much more than words and even a few actions to teach someone. In order to influence someone for good, it takes a life of consistency. When our words, attitudes / feelings, and actions all point to the same thing, people will believe us, follow us, and learn from us. 

Whether you became a Christian at age 5 or 85, God worked in you, by his Holy Spirit, to open your eyes to the wonder and beauty of Jesus Christ.

Two and a half years ago, a plane went down in a Texas pasture. On board were five men—the lead pastor, the executive pastor, an elder, and two faithful members of Harvest Church near Memphis, Tennessee.

In this wise and enlightening book, C. S. Lewis—the great British writer, scholar, lay theologian, broadcaster, Christian apologist, and bestselling author of Mere Christianity, The Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce, The Chronicles of Narnia, and many other beloved classics—examines the Psalms. As Lewis divines the meaning behind these timeless poetic verses, he makes clear their significance in our daily lives, and reminds us of their power to illuminate moments of grace.