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Christian Faith & the Dignity of All Workers: The ServiceMaster Story, with Al Erisman
News and EventsServiceMaster is one of the great corporate stories of the 20th Century. The company grew from a small home business in...
How Does Human Work Connect to God’s Work?
ArticleWhen it comes to answering the question, ‘Does our work matter to God?’ most churches say yes. But they give...
Wealth Gained Through Unjust Means is Harmful
ArticleSome national leaders attain provision or wealth through unjust means such as exploitation, force, corruption, theft and...
Best of Daily Reflections: Jesus Understands the World of Your Work
Daily ReflectionMany of us tend to forget that Jesus spent a great deal of time in a carpenter shop.
Salesman
AudioBob was a route salesman for Dr Pepper. He shared a story about my dad’s early days as head of a growing grocery...
You Have Something the World Needs (Audio)
AudioYou have an inner need to work because you are made in the image of God.
Finding God on the Assembly Line: July 18 Newsletter
NewsletterIn the beginning, God got his hands dirty in the muck of creation. Sadly, sometime between Genesis and now Christians...
Working With Dignity: August 9 Newsletter
NewsletterNo one wants to be treated unfairly. No one wants to be overlooked. We all want to find dignity in the work we do....
Why Dignity Matters in a World of Amazon and Other Things
BlogIf dignity is fundamental, it makes sense that readers and commentators care whether Amazon and other organizations...
Would Jesus Do a Touchdown Dance?
BlogPhil Schiavoni encourages us to give thanks for our jobs and also for the work itself, to celebrate our income and also...
Books on Work: Every Good Endeavor
BlogGod created work as an integral part of the human experience. He sees the work we do as inherently valuable.
Let God Do His Mighty Thing
BlogLast week, I visited with three powerfully Christian women. None of them knew each other, yet they were united to one...