In this episode, we look at a guy who makes just $20k/year working 1-hour per week. Is that laziness or contentment? We also discuss whether or not financial freedom or time freedom are legitimate goals for a Christian to pursue. Links This season is sponsored by Covenant Eyes – Use code "ROSE" at check out to try it free for 30 days Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

In this episode, I'm joined by Marci Ferrell, the creator of Thankful Homemaker. Marci provides truth-filled, gospel-driven encouragement to homemakers who amid their ordinary days desire to honor and glorify God in all things. In our conversation, we discuss Marci's testimony, the challenges full-time homemakers face, contentment, and—of course—being productive in the home. Links https://thankfulhomemaker.com/ This season is sponsored by Covenant Eyes – Use code "ROSE" at check out to try it free for 30 days Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

Do you know what your spiritual gifts are? Are you stewarding them well? In this episode, I talk about one of the most overlooked productivity advantages Christians have and how to utilize your unique giftings to get more done and bring God more glory with your life. Links This season is sponsored by Covenant Eyes – Use code "ROSE" at check out to try it free for 30 days Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

Learn more: https://redeemingproductivity.com/academy  Redeeming Productivity Academy is a program that teaches personal productivity from a Christian worldview. Membership includes access to courses, a private community, and coaching that will teach you how to get more done for the glory of God.   Registration is currently open until May 11th!

In this episode, we talk about the real temptation to let work and productivity consume your life. If we aren’t careful we can become disconnected from creation, our relationships, and even God. But if we approach productivity correctly, it can be a vehicle for greater faithfulness. Links Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

Christian productivity is all about stewardship. In this episode, I take an in-depth look at what the Bible says about stewardship in Matthew 25:14–30. This was a sermon I recently delivered at Harvest Bible Church Detroit. Links Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Kelly Kapic. Dr. Kapic is the author of You're Only Human: How Your Limits Reflect God's Design and Why That's Good News. We talk about how often our thinking about productivity does not take our finitude into account, how love is one of the most inefficient things you can do, and why our expectations for what we can get done in a day are so out of whack. Notable Quotes “I'm not here denying the reality of sin, but I am here deeply concerned that we have misunderstood what it means to be a creature.” “God is calling us to be human, not superhuman. The Christian life is not superhuman life. It's just human life.” “Probably one of the most inefficient things you can ever do is love. Anything that you love requires your time, your attention, your energy, and it makes demands on you. And so when productivity and efficiency become our highest value, often what's happening is we're trying to gain control of our environments. And the way you do that is by putting anything that will make demands on you at a distance. And that makes love hard, if not impossible.” “Part of the goodness of creation is we were made to be dependent on God, on our neighbor, and on the earth. That is not a result of sin. Dependence isn't a result of sin. Sin just distorts those dependencies.” Links Get Dr. Kapic's book You're Only Human Learn More about Redeeming Productivity Academy Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

What do Jordan Peterson, Rachel Hollis, and Dave Ramsey all have in common? According to one writer, these three represent the inroads that secular self-help has made into the church. But why have these gurus have become so influential in our churches? Is there an area of Christian living that the church has been deficient in addressing? I think so. Links Looking for Wisdom Among the 'Christian' Gurus by Samuel D. James John MacArthur on Jordan Peterson's popularity among Christians. Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

In this episode, I’m joined by Scott Kedersha. Scott is the Marriage and Family Pastor at Harris Creek Baptist Church in Waco, TX. He writes about dating, marriage, and family relationships at ScottKedersha.com, and is the author of Ready or Knot: 12 Conversations Every Couple Needs to Have before Marriage. Our conversation is all about being intentional in the most important earthly relationship you have. Links Learn more about Scott at ScottKedersha.com. Get his book Ready Or Knot?, and check out his 124 Killer Date Night Ideas. Learn More about Redeeming Productivity Academy Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup

In this episode, I celebrate the milestone of doing Redeeming Productivity for one full year full time. And I share some of the lessons I've learned about productivity, entrepreneurship, and just trying all kinds of different things to make RP sustainable.  Links Learn More about Redeeming Productivity Academy Support the Show. Donate or join my Patreon Sign-up for my weekly newsletter, Reagan’s Roundup