The University will be closed for the Holidays from Dec. 20 – Jan 1.  Offices will reopen at regular operating hours on Jan. 2, 2025.

Classes will resume on Saturday, January 4, 2025

As a person of faith, you understand in your heart that your relationship with God and your faith are the qualities that truly define you and bring success to your life. It’s not your job title or income. In Christ, you find your identity.

However, you can align your career with your faith and find personal fulfillment. Aligning your career path with God’s will ultimately bring peace and prosperity to your life.

Recent studies show that job satisfaction has increased, with roughly half of American workers reporting job satisfaction. Experts attribute this uptick to the improved labor market, which allows individuals to move into jobs they enjoy and that complement their skillsets.

Identifying Your Skills and Passions

As a working adult, it’s relatively easy to identify your skills and professional passions. Exposure to the workforce has given you time to evaluate your strengths and gifts. Continuing your education provides an opportunity to refine these abilities further.

We all have goals and dreams about the kind of career we’d like to have and the professional accomplishments we’d like to attain. There’s nothing wrong with that. God has made each of us with desires and talents.

The key is to leverage these skills and passions to further His work. Your attitude toward the definition of success heavily influences your happiness. Are you more concerned with prestige, salary, job titles, or serving God and others where you are?

Pay attention to the gifts with which you have been blessed. There is a reason God placed these skills and passions within you. Seek out His direction on how you ought to implement these talents. Go to Him in prayer, and your path will become clear. Stay focused on worldly standards of success.

Living Your Faith in the Professional World

No matter what situation or season you find yourself in, remember to work for Christ, not for man; commit your heart and strive for excellence as a witness. One of the greatest testimonies a Christian can have is daily living with integrity and consistency.

By aligning your career with your faith, you find fulfillment and success and serve as a beacon of God’s love and truth in the professional world.