Search results for: "culture-engaging" (13)

Introduction: In Exile at Babylon U. (Daniel 1)

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Daniel managed to walk the tightrope of partial cultural assimilation without religious or moral compromise.

Prayer, Peace, and Order are Needed at Work as in Church (1 Timothy 2:1–15)

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Paul’s advice to Timothy is balanced: Live in peace and cooperation with those around us. Seek to influence others by...

God’s Glory Is the Ultimate Goal (1 Corinthians 10)

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In the course of an extended argument beginning in chapter 8 on an issue of critical importance to believers in...

The Need for a Common Vision (1 Corinthians 1:10–17)

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Paul states in thesis-like fashion what he is trying to accomplish by writing 1 Corinthians.[8] “I appeal to you,...

Salt and Light in the World of Work (Matthew 5:13-16)

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Following the beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells his followers that people who receive these blessings...

Why Do You Work? (Audio)

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"Why do we work? If you don't know why, it doesn't matter what you do." In his keynote address at the Believers in...

How Should Christians Engage with Culture? - Leigh McLeroy

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"We engage our culture by doing our work with love and with purpose."

“What Kind of Change Should We Strive For in Our Communities?” - Andy Crouch

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Cultures are designed to ward off impact. Instead, I think we need to look for more modest words: words like influence,...

Thank God for Zombies That Trick or Treat

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Like any good pop culture parable, zombie stories work because they help us think about deep truths that we feel in our...

Books on Work: Every Good Endeavor, Part Three

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Dare we find ourselves as agents of God’s cosmic redemption?

C’mon, Pastors, Get With the Work Program!

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Can you imagine the spiritual awakening in store for those who truly believed an infinitely loving God was...

Books on Work: Every Good Endeavor, Part Two

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When you think about people who live in a palace, what image comes to mind? Do you visualize Queen Elizabeth II residing...