What does "abiding" mean in Jesus' instruction to abide in John 15:4-5, and how does this apply to Christian business?



In the Bible, to "abide" means to remain, stay, or persevere in a spiritual connection with Christ, which is described as an active commitment involving trust, dependence, and obedience to His teachings and will.



He is where our nourishment is found - not in the world, our achievements, our roles, etc. Only in Him do we find full purpose, peace, and productivity for the Kingdom! In this episode, I'm taking us back to the beginning of Erin Harrigan Coaching when the Lord made clear that John 15:4-5 was the foundational scripture for the assignment He'd given me to serve YOU, the Christian woman in business!



We're addressing the lies of worldly success, the dangers of comparison, and the necessity of seeking God's guidance for your unique assignment. I'll also provide you with practical steps to abide in Christ, ensuring that all work is done in His strength and timing, resulting in genuine fulfillment and prosperity.



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