We are not called to live and work in isolation. How might a renewed spirit of collaboration transform the way we work and more fully express God’s vision for community and human flourishing?
This excerpt from Dr. Dave Mulder's debut book invites us to broaden our understanding of calling, reframing it as faithful discipleship and purposeful living.
Technology continues to reshape modern healthcare, raising the question of which human qualities are essential to preserve. For Christians, how might a commitment to attention and presence reflect our calling to love our neighbors well?
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