Throughout Part 3 of "Every Good Endeavor," we've been seeing how the gospel changes different aspect of our life that ultimately have an impact in our work. For the next several weeks, we're going to be focusing on our motivation for our work and rest from our work.
Earlier in
Who is watching you work? Whom are you working for? Whose opinion matters most in the end?
For the next two weeks, we're going to be looking at Ephesians 6:5-9. We're going to be taking Paul's teachings and applying it to both employees and employers today. This week we're
Over the last several weeks, we discussed the new conception of work because of the gospel. For the next several weeks we'll be looking at how Christians have a new "compass" for work. Let's start by first looking at business ethics. Businesses understand that they should be honest and fair,
People tend to make sense of things by attaching it to a storyline or narrative. A story has an account of how life should be, an explanation of how it got thrown off balance, and some proposed solution to put life right again. When we discussed worldviews in previous chapters,
We're now in the second part of Timothy Keller's book, "Every Good Endeavor." This part is all about our problems with work. The problems stem from the fall and the fact we live in a broken world. Let's read Genesis 3:16-19 as God tells Adam and Eve what they
