Before Jesus ever gave His disciples responsibility, He asked them a question: “Who do you say that I am?”

In this episode, we explore why revelation of Jesus must come before assignment, influence, and leadership. In a culture that prioritizes performance, growth, and results, it’s easy to define ourselves by our roles and outcomes. But Jesus establishes a different order—identity rooted in Him first.

This devotional will help you examine how your view of Jesus is shaping the way you lead, carry pressure, and navigate your work. When revelation deepens, striving begins to fall away, and leadership becomes anchored, steady, and secure.

If you’ve been asking, “What’s next?”—this episode invites you to pause and first ask, “Who is Jesus to me right now?”

Before leadership becomes influence, strategy, or results, it must first be rooted in abiding. In this episode of the Faith@Work Devotional, we reflect on John 15:4–5 and the invitation of Jesus to remain in Him before we try to produce fruit for Him. If you have felt pressure, striving, or the weight of carrying responsibility on your own, this devotional will help reframe leadership through the lens of connection, surrender, and union with Christ. True fruit in the workplace does not come from performance alone—it flows from abiding.

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What posture do we bring into our work each day?

In this first Faith@Work Devotional, we explore how spiritual hunger—not experience, position, or performance—positions us to grow. Anchored in Luke 1, this episode invites you to examine where you may have become self-sufficient and how humility keeps your heart open to God’s leading.

Whether you lead a team or quietly serve behind the scenes, this devotional will help you return to a posture of dependence on Him in the middle of your everyday work.