There is a phrase Christians love to repeat. We hear it in college hallways, in quiet counseling rooms, and often in the late-night conversations when life feels uncertain. What is the will of God for my life? It feels like the question that should unlock everything. A career. A calling. A direction. A map for …
There’s something dignified in quiet obedience. Something sacred in doing what’s right when no one notices—especially when no one thanks you for it. In Paul’s final stretch to Timothy, he turns toward the overlooked. Not the preachers or teachers. Not the elders or church influencers. No—he speaks to the servants. Let as many servants as …
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