Personal Life
Sabbath & “Stretchy-Leggers”
In the fall of 2020, my husband and I packed our life into a couple of suitcases and moved from America to England for his year-long graduate program. Moving to a new country in the first year of the Covid pandemic wasn’t the best timing, as we soon found ourselves in a lengthy lock-down with…
Read MoreGrowing in Christ: A Look at the Spiritual Disciplines
“Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in him” (Colossians 2:6, ESV). All believers in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior should seek to grown not only in their knowledge of Christ and His Word but also in living out their Christian life in the reality of living. This mandate from Paul…
Read MoreHere’s What The ‘Unabridged Gospel’ Means for Your Work Today
Written by Jordan Raynor And they will reign for ever and ever. (Revelation 22:5) The good news of the gospel is not just that I get to go to heaven when I die but that I get to partner with God in revealing heaven on earth until I die. But make no mistake: God alone will finish that work…
Read MoreGod Doesn’t Miss Deadlines: Thoughts on Productivity
Written by Abby Worland, Denver Institute | Have you ever gotten to the end of the day, looked at your to-do list, and realized you may have been more than a little optimistic when you wrote it that morning? Where does the time go? Why is it so hard to actually get things done?
Read MoreA Journey Home: Cultivating a Theology of Place
Written by: Dustin Moody at Denver Institute for Faith & Work Something seemed…off. It wasn’t so much that I was dissatisfied where I was; I had a home that I was proud of, a job that was sufficiently enjoyable and professionally challenging, and family and friends that helped to create a community that I loved. But in 2014, I…
Read MoreI’ve shared the gospel more in 2 years than in the 10 prior. Here’s why…
The Great Commission is indeed great. But there is great danger in treating the Great Commission as the only one Jesus left us.
One of those dangers is that it ironically makes us less effective at the Great Commission. Why?
Read MoreThe ABCD’s of Significance
At age 16, Richard Branson was struggling with school and having a difficult time seeing why all the work was worth the effort. So he took matters into his own hands; he dropped out.
No one could have predicted what would come next. That just a few years later, Branson would go on to start Virgin Records, which would become a giant within the music industry. That he would eventually one day be knighted for his contribution to entrepreneurship. That later in the 21st century he would be in the mix with the commercial space tourism race through Virgin Galactic.
Read MoreThe Power of Kingdom Sparks
At Scatter, we’re equipping you with the tools and resources you need to thrive in the ways God has uniquely designed you to contribute. We want to see you leverage your personality and passion, your talents and training to bring real and lasting impact to the world around you. By 12 years old, movie director…
Read More5 Key Skills That Help You Stand Out
In this piece, we want to spend some time looking at how to stand out, because there seems to be this underlying tension that we want to live worthwhile lives, but we think that requires the sacrifice of personal ambition or professional success. After all, doesn’t the bible say to aim to live a “hidden,” or a humble life?
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