Read a summary of this excellent talk from Tom Nelson?here? and watch the video here (15:25).
Vocation and the Cultural Mandate
Darrell L. Bock and Michael Thigpen discuss issues of vocation and cultural mandate.
Just a florist?
How often do you hear people say. “I’m just a …”?
Check out how this florist is helped to reimagine their vocation as a means of grace and shalom.
Gospel Shaped Work – a DVD Curriculum
From Tom Nelson, author of Work Matters: Connecting Sunday Worship to Monday Work.
Available here?
Description from the Website
Many Christians have a dualistic approach to life. We have our church life and then our work life, which are pretty separate. [Read more…] about Gospel Shaped Work – a DVD Curriculum
Principles of Vocational Stewardship – course outline
Course outline for the Principles of Vocational Stewardship Course – David Benson, S2, 2015
Principles of Vocational Stewardship Session 4 supplementary materials MCE41D UNIT GUIDE_PRINCIPLES OF VOCATIONAL STEWARDSHIP
Australian Centre for Faith and Work 2015 Renewing My Workplace Conference videos
The Australian Centre for Faith and Work is part of the City to City Australia organisation? – think Tim Keller, Redeemer Presbyterian New York.
In 2015, they put on their first conference – Renewing My Workplace with Paul S. Williams (Regent College Marketplace Institute) and others speaking.
You can check out the excellent sessions here: [Read more…] about Australian Centre for Faith and Work 2015 Renewing My Workplace Conference videos
Wisdom at Work – a sermon from Andrew Laird
Andrew Laird from City Bible Forum (Melbourne) explores the book of Proverbs in addressing the topic of how to exercise wisdom at work here.
?Lots of very practical advice for any workplace!
The Church and the Charter Christianity and the forgotten roots of the Magna Carta
This essay will be of interest to those with a passion for understanding justice.?
?Today there is a widespread embarrassment about confronting the role of the Christian church in the formation of the Western world…Yet there is a strong case to be made that our conception of society and of a just legal system cannot be fully understood apart from that debt. When we ignore it, we fail to understand ourselves.?
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Larry Siedentop (Foreword)