What happens when pastors try to help people see their work as a calling? Bob Robinson shares...
A biblical perspective on influencing others when you are in a lesser position of power.
by David W. Gill Johnson & Johnson’s recent troubles are such a downer for those of us who have held the company...
This week we’ve been exploring the relationship between our church lives and our vocational lives and it’s been encouraging to see the...
In the slave cabins of the antebellum South, in the gulags of Russia, and in the house churches of China, believers have kept their priorities straight. Highly stressful situations are like that....
As it turns out, almost every leader begins as a follower. The person eventually in charge of big things starts out as the person able and willing to do the small things—in the...
Put your hope in God, even at work.
Our newest high calling blogger, Milton Brasher-Cunningham doesn't want you to eat alone. In fact, that's the name of his long-standing blog: Don't Eat Alone. He's a professional chef in Durham,...
For the last several weeks, we have been pleased to partner with the Englewood Review of Books to bring you some fine...
About the time she was starting her own family, Joy Jordan-Lake assigned her college writing class—rows of...
Recently a colleague, a scientist with no faith background of any kind, asked me a startling question. “What do Christians mean by revelation?” ...
Understanding the fourth beatitude turns on understanding what Jesus meant by righteousness. In ancient Judaism, righteousness meant...
Anyone who owns a business, you have to know that you’re in a position of influence.
In 1911, Cal Rogers answered a national challenge to fly from New York to Long Beach in 30 days. Day one, he flew 105 miles. Day two, he crashed into a chicken coop.
Hebrews moves from providing examples of faithful saints to providing challenges for the people of its own day. Like the rest of...
Author Leigh McLeroy has a passion for God and a keen eye for His presence in everyday life. Her career has taken...
For an explanation of the themes in and structure of Daniel, see the section "The Big Picture...
No other letter in the New Testament gives us a more practical picture of applying the Christian faith to the day-to-day issues of life and work than 1 Corinthians. Topics such as career...
The work of building the tabernacle may seem to lie outside the scope of the Theology of Work Project because of its...
The office building I work in is shaped like a slight altered “H”—two wings connected by a central corridor, three stories tall...
