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Global Opportunities now Global Intent Equipping Professionals, Students and Businesspeople for Tentmaking Ministry As of June 1, 2017, Global Opportunities is Global Intent.

The noise around us has become so familiar that we rarely question it.Notifications. Emails. Deadlines. Expectations.Bef...
06/22/2026

The noise around us has become so familiar that we rarely question it.

Notifications. Emails. Deadlines. Expectations.

Before our feet touch the floor, our attention is already captured.

Yet Jesus modelled a different rhythm. Before facing the demands of the day, He sought the Father.

Perhaps the greatest challenge is not finding more time, but choosing what receives our attention first.

đź’¬ What is creating the most noise in your life right now?

Share in the comments.

Most of us begin the day connected to everything except God.Notifications.Messages.Deadlines.Expectations.The noise feel...
06/18/2026

Most of us begin the day connected to everything except God.

Notifications.
Messages.
Deadlines.
Expectations.

The noise feels normal.

Yet Jesus chose a different pattern. Before the crowds, before the demands, before the work, He withdrew to be with the Father.

This week's devotional explores how solitude can help us stay rooted in God's presence, even in the middle of busy professional lives.

Read The Noise We Call Normal through the link in our comment.

What is one thing competing for your attention before God each morning?

What shapes your working day?Your meetings?Your inbox?Your deadlines?Or God's Kingdom?Jesus' words in Matthew 6:33 chall...
06/15/2026

What shapes your working day?

Your meetings?
Your inbox?
Your deadlines?
Or God's Kingdom?

Jesus' words in Matthew 6:33 challenge us to examine what truly comes first. Not what we claim are our priorities, but what actually receives our attention, energy, and focus each day.

This week, continue reflecting on our devotional
*Seek First: Simplifying Priorities*. Consider one simple question:

**What is my day really centred around?**

Perhaps the most important shift we can make is not doing more, but putting God back at the centre of everything we already do.

đź“– Take a few moments today to revisit this week's devotional and ask God to help you seek His Kingdom first in your work, your decisions, and your daily routines.

What comes first in your day?📱 Your phone?📧 Your inbox?📅 Your schedule?🙏 Or God?Jesus doesn't tell us to seek God's king...
06/12/2026

What comes first in your day?

📱 Your phone?
đź“§ Your inbox?
đź“… Your schedule?
🙏 Or God?

Jesus doesn't tell us to seek God's kingdom eventually. He says to seek it first.

This week's devotional explores how our priorities reveal what is truly at the centre of our lives—and how seeking God first changes everything else.

Read Seek First: Simplifying Priorities on the Tent blog.

đź”— Link in comment.

What if the answer to anxiety is not doing more… but trusting more?Jesus calls us to seek first the Kingdom of God , not...
06/11/2026

What if the answer to anxiety is not doing more… but trusting more?

Jesus calls us to seek first the Kingdom of God , not from a place of fear, but from trust.

This week’s devotional explores simplicity, surrender, and learning to let go of control in everyday life and work.

Read the full devotional through the link in the comment.

A gentle reminder for this week:You do not have to carry everything alone.Jesus calls us to seek first the Kingdom  trus...
06/08/2026

A gentle reminder for this week:

You do not have to carry everything alone.

Jesus calls us to seek first the Kingdom trusting God instead of living driven by anxiety and control.

Take a moment today to pause, breathe, and refocus your heart on Him.

Read this week’s devotional through the link in comment.

Education opens doors. Faith gives purpose. Together, they can impact nations. 🌍This year, TENT USA is stepping into a n...
06/05/2026

Education opens doors. Faith gives purpose. Together, they can impact nations. 🌍

This year, TENT USA is stepping into a new vision, connecting educators who see their work as more than a job.

Your classroom is your mission field, and we want to walk alongside you.

Something meaningful is coming.
Stay connected. 🙏✨

Share this with a teacher who needs to hear it today.

Growth that comes from God is never meant to stay hidden.Daniel and his friends didn’t pursue visibility. They pursued f...
06/03/2026

Growth that comes from God is never meant to stay hidden.

Daniel and his friends didn’t pursue visibility. They pursued faithfulness, and their lives made that visible in the right time and place.

That tension still matters.

Because it’s possible to grow in knowledge, in discipline, even in faith… and still keep it contained in a way that no one ever sees its impact.

But biblical growth doesn’t terminate in itself.
It becomes visible not for recognition, but as a reflection of God.

So as you go through this week, don’t focus on being seen.
Focus on being faithful.

And pay attention to what that produces.

The full devotional expands this tension; it's worth the read. On our blog: Formed to Be Seen: When Learning Becomes Witness

We often treat study as something private, a way to grow, improve, or progress.But Scripture tells a different story.In ...
06/01/2026

We often treat study as something private, a way to grow, improve, or progress.

But Scripture tells a different story.

In Daniel’s life, knowledge was never just personal development. It became something visible. Something that shaped how he was seen, and ultimately, how God was revealed in a foreign place.

So the question is not only what you are learning…
but what your learning is becoming.

This week’s devotional reflects on how study can become a form of witness not through ambition, but through faithfulness in ordinary contexts.

Link in comment.

It’s easy to say we’re distracted.But what if distraction isn’t the real issue?Jesus points deeper : “Where your treasur...
05/29/2026

It’s easy to say we’re distracted.
But what if distraction isn’t the real issue?

Jesus points deeper : “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” (Matthew 6:21)

Your heart is not simply wandering ; it is attaching itself to something.
Attention follows affection. Always.

So the question is not just “Why can’t I focus on God?”
It is: “What has become more valuable to me than Him?”

Take a moment today to pause and reflect honestly.
What has been shaping your thoughts, your time, your desires?

Return to the message from Monday and sit with it again.
A simple heart is not an empty heart ; it is a rightly ordered one.

Let God realign what truly matters.

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