Tag: Theology of Work

In my Christian walk, I have observed several key truths about the Holy Spirit I would like to explore as we prepare for Pentecost Sunday. I discussed the...

The Day of Pentecost has sometimes been overlooked in many churches I have attended, which is unfortunate. What happened with the early church in Jerusalem fifty days after...

While touring Israel years ago, I gazed upon what tradition claims to be the very spot. With mild skepticism, I shrugged. We were on the Mount of Olives...

There is a website called Despair, Inc. which makes fun of the signs and motivational posters that adorn the walls of so many offices. My favorite is one...

When we think about the life of Christ, we are often drawn to the crowning achievements and culminating moments of what he did. And don’t get me wrong,...

Editor’s note: Hugh Whelchel was recently featured in an interview with Praxis Circle. Below are a few highlights of that conversation, which you can watch in full here....

Imagine a breakfast of fresh, grilled fish and warm bread on the beach after pulling an all-nighter at work. You’re watching the sunrise, surrounded by your closest friends,...

I bet you’ve wondered. Whether you wait tables each day, help patients at the hospital, fix cars, juggle kids plus your in-home office—or whatever you do—I bet you...

Does this plaguing question haunt you? I’ve asked it often: Does my daily work actually have any greater motivation and meaning? We all ask this from time to...

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