Tag: Theology of Work

Editor’s Note: With the rise of human trafficking, many nonprofit organizations are working not only on prevention and law enforcement but also on healing—to bring hope to those...

By his very nature, God is a worker. He has created all things and he sustains his creation. Because God works, this gives our work value. We are...

Like most things over time, the popular attitudes toward work and calling have not been the same throughout history. In fact, they have changed quite a bit over...

As a young boy growing up in rural Florida, I loved Labor Day. My hometown celebrated the holiday like many small towns across the nation, with parades, picnics,...

You are clothed with splendor and majesty, covering yourself with light as with a garment, stretching out the heavens like a tent (Psalm 104:1-2) Cheers and applause burst...

This title may sound odd to you regardless of whether you work full- or part-time hours. If you’re working part time, this message is partly for you. Perhaps...

It used to be that a stable job with a large employer was part of the “American Dream.” Such is the reminder in the description of Rick Wartzman’s...

Adulting (v): to do grown up things and hold responsibilities such as, a 9 to 5 job, a mortgage/rent, a car payment, or anything else that makes one...

We get up, get dressed, snatch some breakfast, and rush to work on a weekly basis. We grind through our weekly assignments or whatever routine work we do...

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