The Flame: Newsletter

February 2023: Christ in Me

Love is defined as seeking the good of the other, for the other. It isn’t about our feelings or preferences. Christ in me is literally letting the love of the Son be made complete in us, fully loving as God himself. In the February 2023 edition of The Flame, read about members bringing that love to life in their encounters.

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January 2023: Light in the Workplace

As we start the new year, it’s good to keep in mind that when we stand in darkness, we don’t turn off the darkness. We turn on the light! In the January 2023 edition of The Flame, read about how the light of life we take into the world is the life of the Spirit in us. 

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December 2022: Showing God’s Mercy

How can we be ministers of God’s mercy and learn how to encourage others to step toward God and away from sin? In the December 2022 edition of The Flame our writers share stories that show mercy is divine and compassion has a human face.

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November: Being Christ 24/7

Are today’s young men and women drawn to WorkLight’s desire to reach a new generation of Kingdom Builders? The November 2022 edition of The Flame gives us a peek into how this might be possible through the stories of four young men and their mentors and the impact their Small Group has had on each of them. 

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October: Overcoming Discouragement

Living in the world can be a struggle, but our struggle is not hopeless because Jesus Christ is our light and salvation. Let us bring this courage and confidence to those around us, especially in our workplaces, by reading this month’s stories about overcoming discouragement.

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September: Navigating Storms at Work

When stormy weather comes our way, we wish for calm. Our reflections this month focus on how God can take us and others from the restlessness and anxiety of stormy weather, into the calming peace of God’s loving care. Out of our own experiences of his great faithfulness and power, we are able to bring Christ to others, helping them through the storms they encounter.

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August: Uniting Christians at Work

Two of the greatest influences of our age—culture and commerce—converge in the marketplace. God calls us to restore all things. By coming together in faith, love, and support we grow in our effectiveness to serve him. This month we explore together how Christians of different backgrounds are coming together to support one another and work together as God’s faithful contributors to culture and commerce.

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July: Building Good Relationships

A core value of WorkLight is building strong brotherhood and sisterhood in our relationships and workplaces. Our writers share stories about bringing the life of Christ to each other as they “love one another, deeply from the heart.” (1 Peter 1:22). When this happens, Christ’s love pours out through us and impacts others around us in profound ways.

June: Perseverance

When things get tough, we must persevere. It takes effort and persistence to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. Writers share the gifts they experience from enduring. A feature article shares Jesus’ blueprint for sharing the Good News.

May: Fostering a Kingdom Culture

DKY is a marketing agency that is intentional about Fostering the Kingdom Culture as they work together. Partners and employees share their perspectives based on focusing on the fruit of the Spirit. In addition, this issue also explores connecting God and work, as well as another writer, wondering like the young man, “what do I lack” in his company.