Category: Daily Life

There’s a subtle shift that often goes unspoken when someone becomes a follower of Christ, one that changes how we experience the world around us, especially in the workplace. For many Christians working in secular industries, particularly in fields like tech, media, or corporate settings, there comes a moment when you realize: “I don’t feel at home here anymore.” This isn’t just about office politics or stress. It’s deeper. It’s the awareness of egos clashing, deceit being rewarded, narcissism being normalized, and competition overshadowing integrity. It’s the sinking feeling that things that once seemed normal now feel… off. And for Christians who are told to “love your enemies” and “bless them that curse you,” this inner conflict can be incredibly disorienting. This seems to be happening to me now more and…