Welcome to Links We Love, the monthly post where you’ll find links to resources and content that will help you step into your God-given calling and view your work as a meaningful part of the kingdom of God.
It’s been another month for the history books. Pandemic, national unrest, and start dates for fall semesters that are shaky at best. BUT GOD… He is faithful and good today just as He was a year ago. We pray your heart remains hopeful as you trust in Him.
FEATURED RESOURCE
This month’s featured resource is by our August Summer Series guest, Donna Gaines.
Choose Wisely, Live Fully: Lessons from Wisdom & Folly, the Two Women of Proverbs will:
–equip you to discern the voice of God and follow His path (the path of Wisdom instead of the path of Folly)
–experience the joy of wholehearted obedience
–let God help you mentor the lives around you in remarkable ways.
Exploring the timeless counsel of God’s Word, Choose Wisely, Live Fully, is your invitation to embark on the transforming journey of faithfulness as you seek God and boldly choose the path that leads to life.
LINKS WE LOVE
>> W +W SUMMER SERIES WITH JULY GUEST, MICHELE RIGBY ASSAD
You will love hearing from Michele, a former undercover agent with the CIA. In this video, she shares about the obstacles she overcame living in a war zone for years on end, working in an extremely male-dominated field, and how she overcame her own self-doubt of whether or not she was capable of doing the job. You’ll be inspired to hear her talk about it and surprised by how relatable her story is.
>>NO CALLING TOO BIG OR SMALL IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD
Am I doing enough?
Does what I’m working on really matter?
Why can’t I be as successful as she is?
Learn 3 biblical reasons why your calling –no matter how big or small– is important to the kingdom of God. Written by our founder, Courtney Moore at Contagious Joy 4 Him.
>>HOW THE DISABLED DISPLAY WORTH & VALUE IN THEIR WORK
What can people with disabilities teach us about faith, work, and economic wisdom? This article at Made to Flourish answers the question of why it’s our job to be their students.
>>HELP. MY HUSBAND LACKS AMBITION
“My husband doesn’t have a lot of ambition. I’m working hard to keep things running smoothly at home along with putting in hours at work to make sure our ends meet. I know God has given him to me, but sometimes it’s hard to respect and honor him. Got any advice for me?”
Read Amy Dimarcangelo’s answer to this reader’s question in The Gospel Coalition’s Thorns & Thistles column.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our summer book club! We pray that A Holy Pursuit was an encouragement to you, as well as your online discussion group! If you missed our live Q+A with author Dianne Jago, watch it above!
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