We can learn a lot from ants! Maureen Sim, Director of Operations at Pilgrims’ Friend Society, reflects on how God cares for ants who are ‘vocationally fulfilled’ in their work — and how we can be fulfilled and faithful in our service, too.

Being honest about how we are doing gives others an opportunity to see that we are all broken. This also provides an opportunity to share our faith and our story, writes Tina McKeown, a Housing Scheme Manager. Come and read four reasons why being truthful in how we are doing is a good thing!

Leena Oni, Operations Manager at Pilgrims’ Friend Society, writes from her experience as a potter, and how we can glean truth about God as a Potter who is shaping us for His glory.

Firm foundations matter. In fact, they are vital. Karen Bleay, a Care Home Business Manager, reminds us that Jesus is our cornerstone and firm foundation. We can stand secure upon Him, to the glory of God.

Sometimes work can be a struggle, especially when we take on more pressures than we should. Cheryl Wilding, a nurse and informal carer, shares how even in the face of injustice we are still to love seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God.

Ernie Perry reflects helpfully on the transformation of our habits as God works in us and through us.

Ernie Perry shares that the work that we do in the world may be ordinary, local and simple. But the way we work, live, love, in the love of Christ who we surrender to, will not be ordinary. Be encouraged by God’s transforming work as we seek to serve others with His love working in and through us.

Sid Martin has been reminded and encouraged in recent weeks to be more open to seeing God acting in ways that seem inconsequential, but actually display the very heart of God.

Are Christian carers able to share their faith at work? We know what a difference Jesus has made to us, and we want to share this remarkable gift of grace with others. But can we do this? And if we can, how?