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September 2014

September 30, 2014

Katherine Alsdorf on Calling, Being a Female CEO and the Most Startling Sexist Remark She’s Received

Katherine Leary Alsdorf is the founder of The Center for Faith and Work at Redeemer Presbyterian...

September 18, 2014

Center for Christian Business Ethics Conference Gathers Business Leaders and Theologians

On October 11, the Center for Christian Business Ethics will gather Christian business leaders and...

September 17, 2014

What Can It Look Like to Participate in God’s Redemptive Purposes at Work?: Lessons from Exodus

What does “your kingdom come” and “your will be done” mean? How can our everyday...

September 11, 2014

Living in the World But Not of the World: Workplace Lessons from Matthew and the Beatitudes

Work is an essential component of God's kingdom. The book of Matthew recounts Jesus’ actions...

September 03, 2014

What Does the Book of Revelation Say About the “Big Picture” of Work in Our Times?

Believe it or not, the book of Revelation made our list of five must-read books...

August 2014

August 28, 2014

Must-Study Books of the Bible for a Theology of Work: Nehemiah Builds for the Common Good

Ever wonder if non-church work can contribute to fulfilling God’s plans? Here are five lessons...

August 11, 2014

Vocational Discipleship: Is Your Church’s Mission Tied to God’s Mission?

If you're a pastor or church leader, you undoubtedly have competing interests and voices vying...

July 2014

July 30, 2014

Practical, Creative Ideas for Pastors on Sunday Morning: Integrating Faith, Work and Calling

Many pastors who want to help their congregations integrate faith and work are not sure...

July 23, 2014

Equipping Pastors: Developing a Vision for Vocational Discipleship at Your Church

Pastors considering how to help church members integrate faith and work can face numerous challenges....

July 16, 2014

Chuck Colson Encouraging Pastors to Reclaim a Theology of Work

For our "Equipping Pastors" series this summer, we dug up this oldie but goodie from...

July 09, 2014

7 Obstacles Pastors Face When Helping Congregations Integrate Faith and Everyday Work

If you’re a pastor, you’ve likely fielded parishioner questions about work-related topics such as calling,...

July 02, 2014

Equipping Pastors: The Call to Integrate Faith and Work

For the rest of the summer, the Theology of Work Project blog will explore the...

June 2014

June 20, 2014

How do we do the right thing at work? (Part 1 of a series)

Is this a question you've ever asked yourself? You may want to do the right...

May 2014

May 28, 2014

Three guidelines for telling the truth at work (part four of a series)

Everybody ought to tell the truth, right? Especially Christians? This is a statement most...

April 2014

April 02, 2014

The priority of relationships

Relationships matter. Clearly, we cannot always drop what we’re doing at a moment’s notice and...

March 2014

March 27, 2014

Working for the joy of others

What would our workplaces look like if one of our prime directives were bringing joy?

March 09, 2014

Loving your neighbor as yourself

The most famous verse in Leviticus may be the command, “Love your neighbor as yourself.”

March 07, 2014

Abraham and Sarah’s hospitality

How could we do more to encourage each other to be generous in hospitality, no...

March 05, 2014

“God does own this business”

"I pray for wisdom on a daily basis. I’m not smart enough to run this...

January 2014

January 23, 2014

Pay equity: one company’s story

In 1981, when Ken Melrose was appointed CEO, Toro was on the verge of bankruptcy....

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