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The Invisible Burden of Being a Black Woman in the Workplace - Austin Channing Brown (Podcast Ep.2)
Making It Work PodcastGuest Austin Channing Brown talks about faith, work and the invisible burden of being a black woman in the workplace.
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Howard E. Butt, Jr.
BlogRemembering the life, work, and ministry of Howard E. Butt, Jr., who died Saturday, September 11, 2016.
Paradise High
BlogGod slouches at the front of the universe leaning against his desk, taking roll with a red pen in his spiral book of...
Recommended Books and Bibliographies About the Theology of Work
ArticleLearn more about faith and work from these resources: from introductary books to bibliographies for advanced...
God Knows Our Suffering
Daily ReflectionPsalm 56 begins with David’s cry for mercy because his enemies are attacking him. He implores the Lord to help him and...
The Christmas Eve Disco Ball
Daily ReflectionLast Thursday, I used the illustration of a lighthouse with its many prisms to help explain how you and I can be light...
Through Pain and Grace Toward Redemption: Part Two
BlogWhen you discover that your unmarried teen-age daughter is pregnant, you feel anger, grief, sorrow, and shame among...
The High Calling of Everyday Ordinary Living
BlogCan a Christian simply dedicate his or her life to loving God and loving neighbors, or does God demand us to be...
Course Module in Ministry - What Might an Equipping Church Look Like?
Seminary CurriculumSeminary students will shape the way Christians think about their mission in the workplace.
Course Module in Spiritual Formation - Active Models for Prayer
Seminary CurriculumWhen teaching spiritual formation in a seminary, there are lots of opportunities to focus on real work scenarios.
Course Module in Preaching - Is Work Meaningful or Futile?
Seminary CurriculumWith the right focus, sermons on Ecclesiastes 2 can help Christians make sense of their working lives.