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Theory Versus Experience
AudioIn 1974, Dr. John Coleman was president of Haverford College. He had written several books on labor relations. That...
The World Needs Your Talents (Matthew 25:14-46) - God’s Word for Work, Online Video Bible Study
Small Group StudyGod gave you specific skills and gifts which he expects you to use for him in your work.
How to Use Your Power at Work for Good (Matthew 5:5) - God’s Word for Work, Online Video Bible Study
Small Group StudyThe biblical understanding of meekness is power under control - a strong aspiration for any workplace leader.
How to Resolve Conflict at Work (Matthew 18) - God’s Word for Work, Online Video Bible Study
Small Group StudyFollow Jesus' step-by-step framework to resolve workplace conflicts.
My Yoke is Easy (Matthew 11:28-30)
Bible CommentaryAs we walk through Matthew’s Gospel, we see that opposition to Jesus—his message and his actions—is increasing. It...
Perfectionism (Devotional)
DevotionalPerfectionism steals your joy, energy, and creativity. God can lead you out of perfectionism into freedom.
How To Pray For Your Work (Devotional)
DevotionalEach day of this reading plan takes a piece of The Lord's Prayer and shows how to apply it to your work.
Example - Insights on Teaching New Testament from Curricular Workshops
Seminary CurriculumFor New Testament professors trying to integrate work themes into their seminary classes.
God Provides for Normal Life, Remembers Worried Entrepreneur (Video)
VideoBusiness starter counters worry with Matthew 6:26-34
Will Messenger: Confessions of Fall & Redemption in Work (Video)
VideoSermon given at Wheaton College (IL) on Nov. 7, 2018 about the call to bring God's redemptive power into all the places...
5 Questions to Help You Find Your Calling
BlogFigure out your calling at work by answering these 5 questions (6 minute read)
Tech Company Owner Says Business Decisions Reveal Where Your Heart Is (Video)
VideoCEO Eric Stumberg felt convicted when reading Matthew 6:21.