John 16:16–33: The Victory of Jesus
Jesus promises us that neither his sorrow nor our sorrow will be in vain. At the sorrow of the cross, Jesus brings forth joy. (Exposition of John 16:16–33)
How to Manage Projects in Evernote
Evernote is great not only to archive and organize information, but also to organize your productivity. This is how I manage projects in Evernote.
How to Create Evernote Note Links: A Detailed Tutorial
Evernote can store everything. With detailed screenshots, this tutorial shows you how to create Evernote note links so you can find anything you need.
How to Organize Evernote: A Quick-Start Guide
Evernote becomes more useful as you save more information into it—but organization becomes critical. Here are the primary ways to organize Evernote better.
How to Get Started Using Evernote
Because of its flexibility, it can be difficult to get started using Evernote. Here are three easy tips to improve your productivity with Evernote today.
Why I Use Evernote — and Why You Should Too
Evernote is the most important productivity tool I use. In this post, learn why I use Evernote, how I use it, and how you can start using it too.
John 16:4b–15: The Treasurer of Jesus
The Holy Spirit is the Treasurer of Jesus: he exposes the bankruptcy of the world and enriches us from Christ’s treasury. (Exposition of John 16:4b–15.)
The Productive Pastor
Like everyone else, pastors must develop their own system for productivity. Here are the core convictions of the productive pastor who seeks abiding fruit.
John 15:18–16:4a: The Enemies of Jesus
Because Jesus’ disciples will resemble Jesus, we must prepare for the enemies that we will face in the world. (Exposition of John 15:18–16:4a.)
Love: The Fruit that Jesus Demands
In the allegory of the vine (John 15:1–17), Jesus is the vine, his Father is the vinedresser, and we are the branches. The fruit that Jesus demands is love.
Fruitfulness: A Biblical Theology of Productivity
The Bible defines productivity as fruitfulness. In fact, the Bible records how God rescues his fruitless people through the fruitfulness of Jesus Christ.
John 15:1–17: The Fruit of Jesus
Despite the failure of fruitfulness in Adam and in Israel, God still demands fruit. Jesus bears fruit through his people. (Exposition of John 15:1–17.)