DVD Archives - Malyon Workplace

Gospel Shaped Work – a DVD Curriculum

From Tom Nelson, author of Work Matters: Connecting Sunday Worship to Monday Work.

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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

Resource review – Letters to the Exiles & Reframe

Dan Pryde, Associate Pastor at Life Point Mitchelton shares his thoughts on two excellent new resources – thanks Dan!

Letters to the exiles

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

“This is our City” – a 3 year Christianity Today story telling project

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

Reframe – a new resource from Regent College

ReFrame? is an outstanding new resource from the Regent College Marketplace Institute, Vancouver. Over 10,x 40 minutes episodes, ReFrame paints a picture of the big story of the Bible, our place in that story and how that impacts every aspect of our daily lives. [Read more…] about Reframe – a new resource from Regent College

Our Work Matters to God – Chuck Colson

A brief (3:59) video in which Chuck Colson addressed the issue of why our work matters to God.

Chuck Colson – a vision for the workplace

In a brief interview(2:30), with John Beckett, Chuck Colson reflects on his vision for the workplace.

A biblical perspective on risk: Tim Keller

Tim Keller gives a biblical perspective of risk at the EI Forum in 2013.? He is speaking at a conference for entrepreneurs and, while risk is not specifically mentioned in the Bible, he argues that two related and key concepts are:

Fear (Psalm 3:1-6): Relocate your identity in God’s glory to deal with fear.? When you do, there will be no risk to your real assets, the things that matter.

Control (James 4:13-17): Humble yourself before God and learn to trust in God’s providence – we live in a culture that tells us we can control things but the Bible tells us cannot.

Three messages for Christians:

Humble yourself before God and see that you are not in control
Though you are in the hands of God, what you do matters: We are not fatalistic. We are not too passive or too scared (see Paul’s actions in Acts 27 when faced with shipwreck!)
The One who is in control died for you!

?Murray Wright – 10 April 2014