This is Redeeming Productivity, a blog and podcast, where we talk about technology, techniques, and theology in the light of the Bible, to help Christians get more done and glorify God in how they do it.
Discipline can be cultivated, it can be grown, and by it we too can grow into Christlikeness. Let’s look at exactly what Christian discipline is, why we so desperately need it, and the practical steps we can take to cultivate discipline in our lives.
Fear of man dilutes our witness, destroys our confidence, diminishes our productivity, and dishonors God. But it can be beat.
Seminary broke my love for reading. But over the last few weeks, I've experienced a resurgence in my joy and excitement for reading. I want to explain how my thinking has changed in the hopes that it might help you as well.
My picks for the best way to listen to the Bible on audio. There are options for app, audio books, and podcasts.
Contentment is a shortcut to happiness. It's a mindset rooted in truth that allows you to stop chasing after satisfaction in fleeting things and instead to rest contentedly in what the eternal Lord has already given you.
Think of the ministry impact you could have if you just dedicated a few hours a month, strategically planned, to a deliberate ministry of communication and correspondence. My how our relationships would deepen and our churches grow!
Discipline is a rare commodity. In business, those who have it succeed consistently, those who don't just get by or get lucky. For...
Do you ever have those days where you come home and think, "that was a really productive day"? Imagine if you could make every day feel...
Your outlook on life is one of the biggest factors in deciding the quality and success of your work. But should Christians be optimists?
Where would you be today if you weren't so afraid of other people's opinions? The Bible can help you overcome the crippling fear of others.
In this episode, we talk about the joy of reading, note taking, Roam Research vs. Notion, and applying note taking techniques to writing...
No matter how well we plan, organize, and delegate, sometimes we drop the ball. Sometimes we let people down. Sometimes we fail to live up...
