How can faith in the marketplace be worked out in real life? William O’Neal shares an example of what it is like when work and discipleship flourish together.
Should the church begin to look more like a Starbucks? Faith and Work Collective interviews Jennifer Quillen about the marketplace’s role in mission.
Work and worship should never be divided, but they should not be inappropriately married, either. Kevin Brown and Mike Wiese present a healthy view of work as worship.
What would happen if we considered every part of work a spiritualized form of worship? Kevin Brown and Mike Wiese weigh in.
We tend to separate the spheres of work and worship into separate compartments. Kevin Brown and Mike Wiese explain where that thinking leads in terms of how we view vocational ministry.
Got your cart before your horse? Kevin Brown and Mike Wiese discuss the problem of prioritizing work over our faith identity.
We don’t typically associate work with worship. Kevin Brown and Mike Wiese share how the two are not different things, after all.
Can boxing teach us something about having a godly view of work? Kevin Brown and Mike Wiese begin a series about changing the way we think of work.
Don Flow, a car dealer from North Carolina, surprised Willow Creek’s Leadership Summit when his talk became the most tweeted of the entire conference. The way he spoke about the integration of faith and business resonated deeply with many attendees. Check out the video in this post.
Dr. Bob Lupton of FCS Ministries shares a perspective on a topic seldom talked about in church. He advocates a view of Christianity and the free market that recognizes wealth-creation as a spiritual gift.
