Work

To walk confidently in your calling, you must be free from the fear of making mistakes. Many believers hesitate, second-guess, or stop altogether because they believe getting it wrong means they have missed God. In this three-day devotional, you’ll discover why uncertainty and mistakes are a normal part of following God, how Scripture reframes failure, and how embracing correction allows you to fully explore and fulfill the calling God designed for you.

Mistakes Will Be Made in Your Calling

Purpose does not begin with talent, ambition, or desire—it begins with God. Before the question of purpose can be answered, Scripture shows a clear prerequisite: encountering God, knowing Him, surrendering to Him, and being transformed into His image. These foundational experiences shape how we understand purpose and protect us from a self-centered interpretation. This 5-day devotional explores the divine pattern that precedes purpose discovery: identity, encounter, brokenness, surrender, and the knowledge of God.

Prerequisites to Purpose

Calling can be a bit of a mystical word; we often reserve it for the clergy or for missionaries, but scripture reminds us that all work can be a calling because our work is the primary way we join God in His renewal project for the world. In this three-day plan, you will discover how your role in sales, education, business, landscaping, finance, and every other industry can shape you into Christ’s image and bring renewal to the world.

Embracing God’s Calling

God’s purpose is not mysterious or distant—He designed it to shape our lives, serve humanity, and bring Him glory. In Christ, we discover identity, direction, clarity, and meaning. This 5-day devotional will help you understand what purpose truly is, how God reveals it, and how to recognize the signs pointing you toward your assignment. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, you will learn to see purpose not as an achievement, but as fellowship with God and partnership in His plan for mankind.

Pointers to Purpose

Everyone knows LEGO®, but few know the story of the company’s founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, a deeply serious follower of Jesus Christ. In this reading plan, you’ll learn Christiansen’s story and practical ways that you, like him, can glorify God more fully Monday through Friday.

The Faith & Work of LEGO®'s Founder

Purpose does not end at discovery; it demands fulfilment. God is always faithful to His part, but purpose becomes fruitful only when we embrace our responsibilities. This devotional explores the key facilitators that make walking in purpose possible—our relationship with God, the right environment, timing, spiritual warfare, focus, and personal discipline. Over seven days, you will gain clarity, strength, and practical wisdom to live out your God-given assignment.

Facilitators of Purpose

This devotional explores fifteen ethical principles to help Christian women in the workplace reflect the character of Jesus through their leadership and everyday relationships.

EquipHer Vol. 35: "Kingdom Work Ethics"

This devotional explores how believers can live productive, meaningful, God-honouring lives in their careers, studies, finances, and responsibilities. Through biblical teaching, practical insights, personal stories, and reflections from voices like John Wesley, you will see how devotion fuels diligence, how God prospers the work of those rooted in His Word, and how your everyday tasks can become expressions of worship.

Whether you are discerning your career, seeking excellence in your work, struggling with diligence, or longing to integrate faith with daily life, this plan will help you

“Whatever He Does: A Devotional on Work, Calling, and Christian Industry

Did you know God is even more invested in your career than you are? Join Mark Bilton for this five-day reading plan and discover how God has created us for work, and how He uses our work to transform us, impact others, and glorify Him. He’s not just the God of your Sunday. Monday matters.