In this reflection on Colossians 3:23, Robert Covolo challenges common assumptions about vocation and explores how the Gospel transforms our understanding of work. Whether your work feels exciting, repetitive, or somewhere in between, discover how placing it within God's larger story can renew its purpose and significance.

What an incredible morning at Reimagining Work Vol.14: The People Side of Work

On Saturday, February 7, we gathered for our Reimagining Work event, The People Side of Work. It was a meaningful and intimate morning filled with wisdom, encouragement, and practical insight on cultivating workplace cultures that honor Christ and care well for the people we lead, manage, and collaborate with.

This blog post explores George Herbert’s poem The Elixir as a profound theology of faith and work, revealing how ordinary labor becomes holy when done in love and obedience to God. Drawing on Herbert’s metaphor of alchemy, it argues that intention—not status, visibility, or outcome—is what transforms work from drudgery into worship. In a culture driven by achievement and recognition, the post invites readers to recover a vision of vocation where every task, however small, is infused with divine significance when done “for Him.”