I've been meditating on various parts of Joseph's story lately, and one of the new revelations I got from it is how every single season of trial Joseph encountered positioned him to fulfill His destiny. He had to be sold into slavery, serve in Potiphar’s house, be falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife, and be thrown into prison, where he would meet the man who would eventually mention his name to Pharaoh. That encounter was essential for Joseph to become second in command in Egy

If you’ve been creating content that you know  is valuable but your views are still… underwhelming, you are not alone. Almost every creator goes through this at some point, and while there are a variety of reasons to consider, the biggest mistake I see most creators make online is not leveraging the 5-second rule of content. Your Audience is Scrolling Online Fast People are scrolling quicker than ever, and they decide in seconds whether something is for them or not. Your con

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?

You know that anxious feeling you get on Sundays, as the weekend comes to an end, and you’re trying to savor those last few hours before Monday rolls around? Those are the Sunday Scaries. Many people struggle with this sense of dread, and it’s completely normal. In fact, studies show that over 80% of adults experience some form of anxiety as the workweek approaches. Whether it’s stress about the workload, tough colleagues, or just the feeling of losing your weekend freedom, i

When life starts life-ing and we feel like we haven't caught a break in a long time, it can be hard to find things to be grateful for. Hard seasons can drain our energy and narrow our view until all we see are the problems in front of us. But even in the middle of our trials, God is always with us (Joshua 1:9). Think about how God provided for and took care of the Israelites while they wandered in the desert for 40 years. They didn't have Thanksgiving back then, but I bet eve