We want everyone to have the opportunity to join us in the practice of getting to know Jesus a bit better each day with your family and co-workers. Therefore, we are excited to share this beautiful and practical advent resource from Paul David Tripp.

The feeling of gratitude is a humble feeling, not a proud one. It is other-exalting, not self-exalting. And it is glad-hearted, not angry or bitter. Bitter thankfulness is a contradiction in terms.

Our workplaces can be full of anxiety, anger, and fear. The solution is gratitude. Psychologists, doctors, and God’s word agree — you can’t be grateful and anxious at the same time. Watch as Howard explains in practical ways how the practice of gratitude works to eliminate the anxiety, anger, and fear that hold us back.

“I see plenty of people taking jobs that really don’t fit. They don’t fit their talents very well, and very often the jobs don’t necessarily fulfill them because the jobs aren’t really helping people very much.” - Tim Keller

Listen as Bill Courtney interviews Todd Komarnicki, the producer of Elf, the writer of Sully, and the producer, writer, and director of the upcoming film Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin.

In this working session, Howard outlines how to be strategic — to create clever, clever plans to accomplish your highest priorities. Learn how the best strategies put everything toward one thing for truly lasting impact and reward.

"Unadulterated" means not mixed with any extraneous elements. To stay on mission requires focus. Pure strategy puts everything toward one thing. A highly competent strategic leader is able to cleverly design plans — aligning everything in all types of situations — without distraction — to accomplish the organization’s chief objective.

Tim Keller explains why Christians living out their faith in vocations and other public spaces is crucial for a missionary encounter. Missy Wallace casts a vision for viewing our jobs as one of the primary venues for putting our faith into practice.

A quick guide to rekindling a business relationship gone dormant—and why it’s important to do it.