Click this link and download a copy of the handout that Kara Martin (Ridley Marketplace Institute) and Murray Wright (Malyon Workplace) developed for their workshop at the 2015 Transforming Work Conference.
We took the opportunity to feature our favourite resources in the following categories:
Here’s a beautiful song that connects Sunday to Monday.? While it would be a great Easter song, it could be used at any time when you want to encourage people to think about whole-life discipleship and make the connect between Sunday and Monday.
Listen to the song here; read the background here [Read more…] about On Monday – new song from Church Come Alive
Dan Pryde, Associate Pastor at Life Point Mitchelton shares his thoughts on two excellent new resources – thanks Dan!
This?seven-episode?film series,?For the Life of the World: Letters to the Exiles, was developed from the concerning question that many Christians seem to ask, ?What is our salvation?for?? [Read more…] about Resource review – Letters to the Exiles & Reframe
God’s Plan for Work is a neat little publication from Matthias Media. ?It includes three articles from Paul Grimmond that were previously published in The Briefing. ?
I picked up my copy at Koorong recently but you can read (and download) the PDF’s of the three articles as follows:
Murray Wright, May 2015
This is Our City is a project developed by Christianity Today.? [Read more…] about “This is our City” – a 3 year Christianity Today story telling project
Ken Costa, author of God at Work: Living Every day with Purpose. Ken is an investment banker in the City of London, and has read The Financial Times and the Bible almost every day for thirty years. To Ken Costa, the God who created and sustains the world is also the God of the workplace. If the Christian faith is not relevant to the workplace, it is not relevant at all.? [Read more…] about God at Work – You Tube channel
I heard this song first at HumeRidge Church of Christ?when I was preaching there on the topic of “Preparing for Fruitfulness” – great choice!
Listen to an excellent sermon from Tim Keller here. ?The blurb on the website summarises the sermon as follows:
Many people think that if you believe in a literal second coming of Christ, then you won?t care about improving this world at all. Yet, the Bible teaches the exact opposite. It is because Christians believe in a coming age without sin and injustice that they eagerly work in this world to bring about glimpses of the world to come. This belief influences everything a Christian does?including their work. Christians must not segregate their faith from their work, but must wrestle with the challenge of glorifying God in their vocations.
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