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THE BIBLE Has Something to Say About Work?
What army would leave the vast majority of its soldiers in the barracks while going into battle? In one sense, that’s exactly what the church has done. We have gone to war with only a fraction of our soldiers mobilized. We’ve relegated … Continue reading
“SOCIAL JUSTICE” Means Freedom to Work
The phrase “Right to Work” has received lots of press lately. And the Bible has something important to say about work. In fact, God’s view of work is related to His view of compassion. In two recent posts we highlighted … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Compassion, Culture, Freedom, Social justice
Tagged Business, creator, Freedom, work
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What Can You Learn About Your Work from Hobby Lobby?
Over the years, many people have asked me, What does it mean to be a Christian at work? How does a Christian to function in the market place? I always answer that it depends on your worldview. Many Christians function … Continue reading
Halftime & No-huddle Offense: Two Football Metaphors for Today’s Church
A few years ago, I was privileged to worship with Dee and Allen Robbins at their church, Solid Rock Ministries, in Kona, Hawaii. I will never forget their Harley-riding pastor, James “Tex” Texeira. During his sermon, Tex asked the congregation … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Discipleship, Great Commission, Kingdom, Vocation, Worldview
Tagged Christianity, Church, Doggie Head Tilt, football, halftime, Kona, no huddle, Solid Rock Ministries, Vocation, work
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What I Learned From a Loud Crash in the Middle of the Night
I lived for many years with a weak grasp of God’s intentions for the world. I was a missionary. My job was to evangelize, teach the Bible, gather believers, and develop leaders. When a missionary suffers from this limitation of … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, Great Commission, Theology, Worldview
Tagged biblical worldview, Stewardship, work, work ethic
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The Decay of False Ideas
The Bible begins in a garden and ends in a city. That’s a positive progression from God’s perspective. He intends human beings to develop the natural resources He put in the creation. When we do, hungry people are fed, the … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Economic Development, ETW, Poverty, Worldview
Tagged California, David Hanson, Detroit, feral, Poverty, work, Worldview
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Does God Want Less for His Children?
If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him! (Matthew 7:11) Parents love their children. They … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Mandate, Discipleship, Great Commission, Wholism
Tagged Family, parenting, work, Worldview
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One Tract, One Verse and A Village Transformed
The following account is taken from an article by DNA associate Vishal Mangalwadi. Thirty years ago, Yong Am was one of South Korea’s poorest villages. It offered no school for the children and no jobs for the adults. Today, a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cultural Mandate, Development, Discipleship, Economic Development, Poverty
Tagged Poverty, South Korea, work
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Justin Buzzard on Work
Pastor Justin Buzzard recently contacted Darrow Miller to thank him for Lifework. He also gave us a link to a sermon he preached earlier this year from Genesis on the topic of work, Put In the Garden. Here are some excerpts from this outstanding … Continue reading
Look Past the Lizards
San Juan, Puerto Rico is a thousand miles almost due east of Miami. To someone who has spent his career in northern lands, the tropical climate and the lizards are intriguing. But the real story is what God is doing … Continue reading
