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For many years the church has been focused on internal issues, and by that I mean the focus has been on developing disciples to better understand the Word in the walls of the church, while ignoring the ability to put things into action.

My church has recently started moving towards being more mission focused in their approach, which essentially is being more people-centric rather than being program-centric.

Having the heart of a servant is what all Christians should strive to achieve. The work that we do no matter it's significance is for the Lord and we must abound in that work with hearts of thankfulness.

A Little Perspective You arrive at work and have a hundred emails in your inbox. (Oh, snap!) Then you notice that your manager has put three new projects on your desk on top of the four you are already working on.

While the world and work might get me down at times, I know I'm meant to be different from the world and remain above the influence of this world.

I have stared at my computer for what feels like days trying to find inspiration.

Saying farewell to a trusted or respected friend can be a hard moment. Today I had to say goodbye to a colleague of mine who, over the past few years, I am proud to call a friend. Though as life moves forward, so must those around us.

For the past 10 years I've been working on the web. However, that doesn't mean I understand the web any more than I did 10 years ago.

I've been convicted lately by my own arrogance and pride. There have been battles, both in the workplace and at home, which my spirit has utterly been losing.

Writing has been a part of my life for years. I went to college to become a better writer, and whether or not that goal was ever reached remains a mystery.