Tag: Theology of Work

Taking a day off to celebrate our labor seems like a good time to ask: Why do people work? The Labor-Leisure Tradeoff This is a question economists never...

Christ is Lord over every area of life, including every professional area. You are free to pursue your vocation with vigor and freedom knowing Christ is Lord over...

Some days are just gray. We find ourselves doing tasks that, compared to our ideal job or our perception of others’ jobs, are simply mundane. On days like...

The culture of a workplace influences the satisfaction of the people who work there. What is culture in this context? The values, attitudes, and actions of people from...

When we’re at work, how do we measure whether we are making an impact? Doctors and nurses have jobs that allow them to help people. If you have...

I was asked again at church a question I often receive, usually at faith and work conferences. “Aren’t you just talking about works righteousness?” I’m getting this question...

Productivity sometimes seems like a bad thing, or at least a purposeless one. We work and produce more, more more, but to what end? Is there a purpose...

I took advantage of yesterday’s Sabbath rest to reflect on work in an effort to see my own work and calling in a different light. As I reflected...

Over at his blog, The Exchange, Ed Stetzer recently wrote this concerning workplace evangelism: If the average person spends at least eight hours on work five days of...

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