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It's a question asked by everyone from teenagers through senior adults. Philip Nation digs through scripture to uncover the truths of Transformation and Knowing God/Making Him Known that are part of God's lifeplan for everyone. For more info, visit: www.thefellowship.cc and www.christianity.com.

Discouragement is no sign you should quit, and might be a sign that you are doing exactly what you should be doing.

In light of the diversity all around us, we must learn to speak volumes with our lives at work often without saying a word. How do we do it?

You don’t have to be a chaplain to play a role in having a positive influence on your workplace. Anyone in the workplace can shape its culture in a positive way. Here are his five tips for shaping your workplace culture.

Typically, seeking godly counsel from the Holy Spirit can help with big choices like moving, witnessing to a neighbor who may not be saved, or making other big life changes. Going to the Lord should be a Christian’s primary source for guidance, complemented by Scripture, and consulting godly brothers and sisters in the faith.

Those we engage within the field of education - students, custodians, and the list goes on - need to encounter the presence of God through the outflow of our love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, and your child’s school is no different.

Work: Some hate it. Some love it. Some avoid it. Some do it too much. This remains constant: God has a perspective on our work and we are to align our thoughts with His.

Teachers carry more than lesson plans—they carry burdens. These practices will help you stay prayerful, clear-headed, and spiritually grounded through it all.

Hustle culture is the mindset that you must always be working hard in pursuit of your dreams, goals, and aspirations. The engagement in the hustle takes center place in your life as you go after your pursuits at all costs. This can lead to neglecting other aspects of your life because you are going after the dream.

If work keeps pulling you away from God, this is a warning worth heeding. Discover what the Bible teaches about true balance and why more time off might mean more time with the Lord.

God often speaks to us through our intuition, our desires, and the doors He opens (or closes) along the way. But we must be open to listening and willing to trust His plan, even when it doesn't align with our preconceived notions.

Help me to be a stable, reliable force in these children’s lives. I pray they will feel freedom to learn and grow within the comfort of the boundaries I set for them. And above all, I pray they will know the love of your Son Jesus through me

When I allow my day to yield to the Spirit, I find that the best task I do is not simply about completing work on a to-do list but rather serving God in such a way that I can be an instrument to proclaim the gospel.

Your experiences matter. Your difficult conversations matter.

During these hardships, losses, and sufferings, our strength and hope come from trusting God to not only be with us and carry us through but also to believe in His plan for our lives and that He will work it together for our good and His glory.

There will be times when you may question your path or feel overwhelmed. During such times, stay steadfast and remind yourself of God's promises.

God meets us not in bursts of emotion but in quiet, steady obedience.

Use your retirement to find your “why” in Him. Allow God to use your commitment and abilities, and the wisdom you have gathered to achieve God’s purpose for you. God reminds us that if he has called us, he will be with us till the end. (Isaiah 46:4)

Paul wrote at least thirteen letters to churches or individuals — letters that inspire believers today. What, specifically, can today’s leaders learn from Paul?