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Imposter syndrome in the workplace is as common as forgotten leftovers in the breakroom fridge. But it doesn’t have to be. When author Caleb Mathis found himself struggling to believe he belonged, he turned to the scriptures for help—and found wisdom he could act on. In this article, he shares three things he did to slay the imposter at work: (1) talk to someone, (2) listen well, and (3) recalibrate your mind.
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It's easy to get carried away with youth sports, especially as a parent. In this article, author Caleb Mathis shares how God got his attention about his attitude and actions during Little League games, and four ways scripture pushed him to be better.
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Despite three hours of nonstop action, Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" is actually a story about waiting. At the heart of it all is Argos, a dog whose faithfulness can teach us something that the heroes of scripture all had to learn the hard way—faithful waiting means getting your hands dirty. …
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is shattering box office records, but underneath the action is a simple truth—you weren't made to do life alone. In this article, author Chris Pennington shares his own story of isolation, how the only thing God called bad in his original creation was loneliness, and sim…
Getting closer to God doesn’t have to feel like a mystery. You grow your relationship with Him the same way you do with friends, family members, and coworkers—you spend time together. In this article, author Peter Everett gives three helpful, actionable, and surprisingly simple ways to do just th…
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