One of the biggest and most difficult parts of young adulthood is your career. Whether you're choosing, studying, or just beginning your new career, the work we do can be a daunting task for young adults. In this new season of Road Trips, we’ll take a look at people in different career fields as they navigate both their faith and their careers. Travis and Marisa White, educators for over 10 years, discuss the role faith played in choosing their career and how they shine their lights at work. They emphasize the importance of having strong Christian educators as mentors and friends. They also share their advice for younger or aspiring Christian educators, encouraging them to prioritize their faith, set boundaries, and find joy in their work. Takeaways- Choosing a career as an educator can be a way to prioritize family and be present for important moments in your children's lives. Having strong Christian educators as mentors and friends is important for support and encouragement in both personal and professional life. It's important to set boundaries and prioritize your faith to avoid burnout and maintain joy in your work. Utilize technology to stay grounded in your faith and find resources that can help you grow spiritually. Don't be afraid to say no and let go of some responsibilities to prioritize your marriage, family, and spiritual well-being. Being an educator is a calling to be a light and an example to students, and it's worth the challenges and sacrifices.