Redeeming Productivity

Through weekly articles and podcast episodes, we examine the subject of productivity from a Christian worldview—looking to the Scriptures to establish a distinctly Christian theology for work, family, efficiency, technology, and goal-setting. Because as believers steward the many responsibilities of our lives, we must ensure that we intentionally do all things for the glory of God.

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Redeeming Productivity · Sep 13, 2026

PHILOSOPHY RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

10 Tips for Success in Seminary

Seminary is hard. That’s a fact. It’s a big investment of time and money, so it pays to make sure you are doing all you can to have success in seminary. With the right mindset and the right tools, the workload can be made more manageable. It is crucial that as seminary students we practice […]

Redeeming Productivity · Sep 13, 2026

ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING

Don’t be a Book Snob, Listen to Christian Audiobooks

I am convinced that Christian audiobooks are a fine medium for information consumption, and I'll give a couple reasons why.

Redeeming Productivity · Sep 13, 2026

BANKING AND FINANCE

Book Stands, Bible Study, and Back Strain

Book stands have revolutionized my lesson preparation time. And whether you’re a pastor or a seminary student, I’m betting they can do the same for you. I discovered book stands a few years back while teaching through the book of Romans. I bought three portable wire book stands and I have been using them ever since. […]

Redeeming Productivity · Sep 13, 2026

BANKING AND FINANCE

Best Book Stand for Sermon Prep

We’ve discussed why a book stand can be a great addition to your study. But which one should you get? What is the best book stand out there? Well, there are a lot of options out there, so let me share one that I have been really pleased with so far. The Wiztem Jasmine Book Stand […]

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Redeeming Productivity · Sep 13, 2026

HOME AND LIFESTYLE

Time Blocking: The Most Effective Productivity Tool I’ve Ever Used

Think about this way. If you knew you didn't have a moment to waste, would it limit distractions? Would you fritter away fewer hours checking Facebook? Could it save you from mindlessly saying "yes" to time-wasting meetings you don't really need to be a part of? If you could redeem even just 2 extra hours a day, imagine how much more you could accomplish! That's the value of time blocking.