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Example - Insights on Teaching New Testament from Curricular Workshops
Seminary CurriculumFor New Testament professors trying to integrate work themes into their seminary classes.
Course Module in NT - Leadership in the Epistles
Seminary CurriculumTeach seminary students to rethink epistles for the modern worker.
Disruption in the Legal Profession
Small Group StudyWhat does disruption mean for the legal profession and our jobs/role/identity? Lucy is reading yet another article about...
Tutorials From the New Testament
Seminary CurriculumThe letters of the New Testament offer many examples of modern workplace dilemmas. These letters can come alive if...
Listening, Taking Action, and Avoiding Anger (James 1:19–21)
Bible CommentaryJames continues his practical guidance with words about listening. Christians need to listen well both to people...
Perseverance, Wisdom, and Spiritual Growth (James 1:1–5)
Bible CommentaryJames begins by emphasizing the deep connection between daily life and spiritual growth. Specifically, God uses the...
Selfish Ambition (James 3:13-4:12)
Bible CommentarySelfish Ambition Is the Impediment to Peacemaking (James 3:16–4:11) Selfish ambition is the opposite of serving the...
Investing in Others (James 4:1–12)
Bible CommentaryAlthough James uses the metaphor of adultery, he is talking about selfish ambition in general. In the workplace, one...
Summary & Conclusion to the General Epistles
Bible CommentaryThe General Epistles begin with the twin principles that following Christ makes us able to trust God for our provision,...
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The End of the World and the End of Work? (2 Peter 3:1–18)
Bible CommentaryDoes our earthly work matter to God? Darrell Cosden has given a resounding “yes” to that question. Central to his...
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Suffering under the World’s Authorities (1 Peter 2:13–4:19)
Bible CommentaryDavid Hataj, CEO, Egerton Gear, Inc., on Non-Judgmental Corporate Culture Change I returned home...