Fear can force employees to execute projects, but it cannot energize people. Fear is crippling and inhibiting, and it is one of the most dehumanizing forces in the workplace.

But once we know that behind most fear lurks a lie, then we can ignore it by remembering God's truths in our lives.

If you stay strong and humble by serving others, worshipping God, and being strong in the Word and watchful of your character, you will remain fully alive in your calling.

Wisdom is learning to discern God's ways in a cluttered world of opinions, personal thoughts, mantras, and make-believe.

It really is a question of what I will do with what I have rather than what I might be able to do if I were different.

Discovering a calling is not like doing a Google search; it does not happen in an instant. We need to be intentional about taking action rather than just waiting for our calling to drop into our laps.

At the core of each of us is an identity secure in Christ, which leads to an ongoing, unbroken relationship with him.

Indeed, the key to making the best of your life, the key to discovering your calling, is to be with Jesus.

As we come to understand the collective might of small contributions, we can be released from the individualistic anxiety that comes with comparing ourselves to others.