PursueGOD Staff

Welcome to the Staff Page for PursueGOD employees. Scroll down for leadership topics to be used in our weekly staff meetings. Use other topics on this site with your family or a mentor for your personal growth.

NEW HIRES

Joining the team? Here’s the process:

  1. You’ll get a hire letter from us. Welcome aboard!
  2. Work through our Onboarding Doc with your direct report. 
  3. We need the paperwork below:
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How Do I Handle Stress About the Future?

Fear about the future is one of the most common struggles people face. The Bible offers a different way forward—an active confidence in a God who has already written every day of your story.

How Do I Handle Relational Stress?

Relational stress affects everyone — at work, home, and everywhere in between. The story of Abigail shows what courageous, humble peacemaking looks like when a relationship is on the line

How Do I Handle Hectic Stress?

Hectic stress leaves us overwhelmed, overcommitted, and running on empty. The Bible’s answer isn’t better time management—it’s a deeper surrender. Discover what Jesus said about busyness, worth, and what truly matters.

How Do I Manage Emotional Stress?

Anxiety, grief, depression, and shame are real—and the Bible doesn’t shy away from them. Naomi’s story and Philippians 4:6 point us toward a practical path through emotional stress.

Can We Communicate with the Dead?

The Bible is clear that we cannot genuinely communicate with the dead. God forbids consulting mediums and offers a far better source of comfort — his presence and the hope of resurrection.

What Is Memento Mori, and Is It Biblical?

Memento mori is a Latin phrase for “remember that you will die.” The concept is pagan, but the spiritual instinct behind it is deeply biblical. Find out what Scripture says about meditating on death — and why it leads to wisdom, not despair.

Who Were Mary and Martha In the Bible?

When life gets overwhelming, it’s easy to be more Martha than Mary. The story of Mary and Martha in Luke 10 shows what Jesus says about worry, priorities, and the one thing that can never be taken from you.

Who Was the Samaritan Woman In the Bible?

The Samaritan woman had every reason to hide. But Jesus met her at the well anyway — knowing her full story and offering living water no substitute can provide.

Who Was Mary In the Bible?

Mary was a young woman with ordinary plans when God called her to something extraordinary. Before she had all the answers, she chose to trust. Her story is a timeless model of faith that still speaks today.

Who Was Esther In the Bible?

God’s name never appears in the book of Esther—but His fingerprints are on every page. Discover how this young Jewish woman’s story of courage and hidden providence speaks to the moments in your life that require stepping out in faith.

Who Was Abigail In the Bible?

Caught between a foolish husband and a furious David, Abigail in the Bible took a courageous stand for peace — and her story still speaks to the conflicts we face today.

Who Was Rahab In the Bible?

Rahab was a Canaanite prostitute who hid Israelite spies, helped them escape, and ended up in the family line of Jesus. Her story is one of the Bible’s most powerful pictures of grace and redemption.

Student Editions (Archive)

An archive of the Student Edition lesson guides from You’re Not the Boss of Me, Church History, The Making of David, Ecclesiastes and James.

What Is True Biblical Worship?

After tracing worship from the Old Testament to Revelation, a clear picture emerges. Discover the core principles of true biblical worship and how they shape our lives and our gatherings.

What Does Revelation Teach About Worship?

Revelation pulls back the curtain on heaven’s worship. Discover how its visions call believers to reject false worship, stay loyal to God under pressure and join the praise of God and the Lamb.

What Does Hebrews Teach About Worship?

Hebrews gives the New Testament’s fullest picture of worship. Discover how Jesus serves as our perfect high priest and sacrifice, and what it means to draw near to God together.

Why Does the Church Gather for Worship?

If all of life is worship, why does the church still need to gather? Discover what Paul teaches about the church as God’s temple, building one another up and sharing the Lord’s Supper.

How Did the Early Church Worship?

The book of Acts gives us a front-row seat to the first Christians. Discover how the early church worshiped through teaching, fellowship, shared meals and prayer, with Jesus at the center.

How Did Jesus Change the Way We Worship?

Jesus kept the Jewish law perfectly, yet he opened a whole new way to know God. Discover how his life, death and the Last Supper inaugurated a new covenant that changes how we worship.

How Does Jesus Fulfill the Temple?

The temple was where Israel met with God. Discover how Matthew and John show that Jesus fulfills everything the temple stood for and opens a new way to worship in Spirit and truth.

What Does the Bible Mean by Worship?

Worship is more than singing on Sunday. Discover how the Bible’s words for worship describe grateful homage, faithful service and reverent obedience that shape every part of life.

What Does the Old Testament Teach Us About Worship?

Temples, priests and sacrifices can feel foreign today, but Old Testament worship lays the foundation for how we approach God. Discover what it teaches about revelation, redemption and God’s presence.

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