Add to ORKGWe complain about our busyness, but I wonder if it’s a false complaint…perhaps more of humble-brag? Posting about an appropriate work-life balance from In All Things - an online hub committed to the claim that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ has implications for the entire world. http://inallthings.org/the-antidote-to-busyness
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How should our youth grow up in a society that craves busyness? One sure way is to jam their summer ...
Most pastors spend an average of 50 hours a week working, not including the main weekly church servi...
Have you ever gone on a vacation to relax and sight see, only to return and find that you are more e...
Growing up Calvinist, I was raised with the famed \u27Protestant work ethic\u27.\u27 Posting about ...
I’m still working on getting better at those more important, formative habits that help me live in s...
Work is an essential, integral part of my life! It isn’t separate from the rest of my life any more ...
Are you always doing something? Always working, studying, reading, writing, clicking, typing, teachi...
General Articles 01 Cover by Guttenberg Ltd. 02 Editorials by W.T. Purkiser 03 Harvesttime by Gene...
This has been a challenging week. Due to the confluence of several big events I find myself feeling ...
Created to Rest: Entering Into Joyful Communion With God Commanded to Rest: The Impact of the Fall W...
Consumers hold different lay theories about the valence of busyness. Two essays investigate antecede...
How are you aware of God’s sustaining care for you in your normal, everyday life? Are you watching f...
I found myself continually challenged and increasingly convicted that I needed to change my personal...
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When we view pastimes, hobbies, and vacation as escape from work, we are missing the reality that wo...
How should our youth grow up in a society that craves busyness? One sure way is to jam their summer ...
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