When it comes to making intentional faith-at-work connections, it happens best when the connections are specific, measurable and relevant...

When it comes to being intentional  about aligning daily work with the "bigger picture" of a biblical worldview [ contextualizing...

Intentionality is the key to putting "theology of work" to work.  In the past two posts, we have seen examples of followers ...

Examples of Christ-followers who contextualize their faith in real workplaces are extremely helpful. Last week, we looked at Jack van Harte...

In his book  The Call, Os Guinness makes an astute observation:  "The problem with Western Christians is not that they aren't wher...

Francis Schaeffer wrote in A Christian Manifesto:   "The basic problem of the Christians ...is that they have seen things in bits and p...

Contextualization is a way of bringing more meaning to "pieces" of life than the pieces have by themselves. [Click here. ] Whe...

What do you see in the photo above? I have shown this image to many groups around the world, and I have asked the same question: What...

Is it reasonable to think this meal would be created without a plan? We can be led by the Spirit in the workplace, and good things ca...

With grateful hearts for God's continued grace and direction, and with thanks for the continued support of those who helped make it po...

[This post first appeared on December 25, 2009, and has become a tradition, posted every Friday before Christmas.] This statue of Is...

This plastic bag containing apples my wife recently purchased from a nearby grocery outlet caught my eye. The large print at the top reads...

Today's post, Intersecting Our Culture, is by my friend Dr. Larry Peabody, who teaches Theology of Work at Bakke Graduate University....