Work

For a person’s faith to be credited as righteousness, it is imperative to work within the divine paradigm. We are called to work not just to earn our living, but with a quest to excel for eternal purposes. Our work must flow out of Christ’s love, joy and gratitude. There is no striving in it because, in Christ, we are at rest even when we are at work.

In The World But Not Of The World

We'll examine  what the Bible says about  calling and give practical tips for exploring your own calling.

What Does the Bible Say About Calling?

We live in a chaotic, hectic world, and sometimes it seems there is no escape from all the noise. This week, make time to listen to God, read His Word, and pray. Be intentional as you seek to listen to His voice and be renewed and refreshed.

Turning Off The Noise

Jesus’ radical encounter with the Samaritan woman (John 4:1–45) reveals how leaders can model empathy, inclusivity, and boldness in ways that transform workplace culture. As Christian leaders, we are called to create spaces where all people can flourish.

Flourish Where You Lead

This 5-day reading plan features devotions that help us understand how God has equipped us to live out our faith in all parts of our lives, including in the workplace. Readings are excerpted from the articles in the Faith & Work Bible by David H. Kim, Director for the Center for Faith and Work and editors at Christianity Today.

What The Bible Says About Work: For New Graduates

Work takes up the majority of our waking hours; it is the most significant activity in our lives. This makes sense if we look through Genesis 1–2 and see that work is the first command we receive from God. We were created to work with God in stewarding his creation. In this series we will look at different dimensions of our work in light of God’s word.

OUR WORK AS WORSHIP

Wisdom, knowledge and understanding are woven throughout Scripture, often in the same passages. It's important for well-rounded business leaders to possess all three. How are the attributes related, and how are they different? How can you gain and develop all three? Learn more in this Bible reading plan.

The Well-Rounded Business Leader

It's been said that we are either in a storm, coming out of one, or going into a storm. Business leaders will greatly benefit from the ability to identify signs of a storm and to be prepared for pending economic storms. In this series, we will discuss how to prepare for economic storms. 

Preparing for the Storm

N.T. Wright, the world’s leading New Testament scholar, was recently interviewed on The Call to Mastery podcast with Jordan Raynor. This 4-day plan includes excerpts from that conversation, with Wright explaining what the Bible says about the new heavens and new earth and how our vocations play a part in building God’s Kingdom. Through this plan, you’ll learn that your work in Christ is not wasted—not today, not ever.