Work is such a time-consuming part of our lives, and yet it’s often the area we talk to God about the least. I think a lot of us have gotten so used to just pushing through our day-to-day struggles at our 9- 5s that we don't even believe that joy and fulfillment are even possible in this area. But what if they are? What if we started looking at our jobs through God’s lens? How much more intentional would we be in our interactions with our coworkers or the customers we serve?

'Tis the season to give thaaanks!  And while we should be intentional about cultivating an attitude of gratitude all year round, the reality is, that we tend to get carried away by our day-to-day life, and days like Thanksgiving provide an opportunity for us to pause and really think about what we're grateful for. Journaling is an amazing tool to reflect and engage your thoughts and your memories, especially when you're writing in stream-of-consciousness form. When you  write

There’s something about hitting November that brings a strange mix of urgency and reflection. On the one hand, you might feel like there’s not enough time left to work on any of the things you wanted to tackle this year. And on the other hand, you might be feeling the pressure of the countdown to the new year, trying to get as much as you can done in the next two months. Regardless of where you stand right now, I believe that these journaling prompts will help you gain a sens