The gospel changes our eternal destiny, but the gospel also should reshape our view of life, purpose, work, and productivity.
As all Christians are commanded to bear much fruit, pastors should be concerned with productivity and time management to be fruitful for God.
Conspicuous Christianity is the practice of seeking to appear more godly, not out of devotion to Christ or the love of others, but purely for the sake of winning the approval of other people.
The three components of motivation are Pain, Reason, and Plan. Knowing how they work will stop your from procrastinating forever.
Personal productivity provides a structure that enables both spiritual growth and fruitfulness for Christians.
Simple strategies you can use to fight phone addiction and have a healthier, more godly, and less distracting relationship with your phone.
Our phones can make us more productive. But they are also the biggest source of distraction in our lives. How do we manage them?
A discussion between Reagan Rose and Patrick Miller about how Christians should think about the place of video games in their lives.
What makes the Christian Productivity Movement unique? Where did it come from? Where is it going?
In this episode, I speak with Chris Cagle, of Retirement Stewardship, about the principles Christians can use to be wise and intentional about retirement and honor God in the process.