Psalm 15 outlines the character of leaders who are steady, trustworthy, and rooted in integrity. God values truthfulness, honoring commitments, and doing what is right even when it comes at personal cost. In the workplace, this means choosing righteousness over convenience, consistency over compromise, and courage over short-term gain. Leadership grounded in integrity builds lasting trust, stability, and influence that cannot be shaken, even in challenging environments.

Welcome to "The Working Word," where God's Word meets the workday.

This series features short, weekday devotional reflections created especially for business professionals. Each episode is under 5 minutes long, and each includes scripture and practical insight to help you live out your faith in your work, leadership, and daily responsibilities.

Perfect for mornings, breaks, or a quiet moment before the day begins.

Join us every weekday as we seek to work with God, one day at a time.

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Proverbs 11:1–11 emphasizes that integrity, humility, and righteousness are the foundation of strong leadership. In business, ethical pressure and temptation toward shortcuts are constant, but Scripture reminds us that dishonest gain is temporary while integrity builds lasting trust and influence. Leaders’ decisions shape culture and affect more than just performance—they impact people’s lives and communities. When leaders choose honesty, fairness, and humility, they create environments where people flourish and where long-term success is rooted in righteousness.

Welcome to "The Working Word," where God's Word meets the workday.

This series features short, weekday devotional reflections created especially for business professionals. Each episode is under 5 minutes long, and each includes scripture and practical insight to help you live out your faith in your work, leadership, and daily responsibilities.

Perfect for mornings, breaks, or a quiet moment before the day begins.

join us every weekday as we seek to work with God, one day at a time.

www.davidvanderbloomen.com

This Friday episode of The Working Word reflects on Philippians 2:1–11, presenting Christ as the ultimate model of leadership. The passage emphasizes unity, humility, and selflessness, calling leaders to put the interests of others before their own. Jesus, though fully possessing authority and power, chose the path of service rather than status or dominance. The reflection contrasts this Christ-centered leadership with common business instincts to protect position and assert authority, highlighting that true influence is built through humility, trust, and service. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on how they led throughout the week, acknowledge growth and challenges, and enter the weekend with rest and renewal, preparing to serve others with purpose in the week ahead.

"The Working Word" is a short, weekday devotional for business professionals who want to integrate faith into their daily work.

In under 5 minutes per episode, you'll hear scripture and a thoughtful reflection designed to help you navigate meetings, decisions, leadership, challenges, and purpose with God at the center.

Whether you're heading into the office, starting your day remotely, or pausing between tasks, "The Working Word" offers a moment of clarity and grounding, where God's Word meets the workday.

New episodes every weekday.

www.davidvanderbloomen.com