Christian Career Tools

Whenever we think or ponder about something in God’s Word, we are actually meditating. Our thoughts determine our choices and subsequent behavior; so what we think about is very important. Throughout the Scriptures, we are exhorted to meditate. Joshua 1:8 says that we are to meditate on God’s word day and night so that we can learn, understand and obey His commands. This requires focused effort on our part…

Finding the Career That Fits You In Finding the Career That Fits You, you will [...]

According to The Theological Dictionary of the New Testament, the meaning of REST in these verses describes the following blessings and rewards that result from meeting the conditions discussed previously [...]

Conditions are stipulations that must be met, commands I must obey, or requirements to obtain the blessings and rewards I seek [...]

It’s easy to spot when you’re not at rest. Although you may not be able to pinpoint exactly what’s wrong or where the unrest is in your life; you just know beyond a shadow of doubt that something’s wrong or out of kilter [...]

These two verses have been playing over and over again in my mind the last couple of months; so there must be a deeper meaning. When I meditate on these verses and study them, I uncover three main principles of resting in God alone [...]

The word “pray” as defined in the dictionary means “to address God with devout petition; [...]

To discover, understand, and live out God’s purpose for you requires the recognition, realization, and fulfillment of a personal vision and calling. This personal vision articulates what your area of service looks like as you see it in your head or as you attempt to communicate it to others.

“March winds and April showers bring May flowers.” That’s the Old English Country saying we know so well. The month of April is best known for its rain showers, which prepare the earth for a beautiful and flower filled May. Winter is gone and now we can greet each sunny and warm day with enthusiasm.

Most job seekers tend to look for work close to home or within a manageable commuting distance; but the current economic climate has forced them to consider job opportunities in cities and states that they may not have given thought to in the past [...]

Understanding your career roots will make all the difference in the jobs you take and the career direction you pursue. Career roots grow not by internal striving, but by continuous response to certain external stimuli (the job market and business environment).