Working In A Uniquely Christian Way – Sibs Sibanda
Much has been written about the ‘theology of work.’ But as is often the case with theology, the big question is, “what does it look like here and now?” How do Christians apply this theology to the industries, vocations, companies and jobs into which God has strategically placed them in a way that is not only consistent, but facilitates inter-vocational partnerships for the gospel renewal of cities and nations? Starting from a solid theological bedrock, this book offers a simple biblical framework that can be implemented immediately by any believer in any vocation and in any position.
Working It Out – Ian Coffey
With lively Bible teaching and drawing on a wealth of real-life stories, Ian Coffey shows how work was part of God’s plan for men and women…
Ten At Work – John Parmiter
DIn this honest and inspiring book, John Parmiter explores how applying the Ten Commandments to our jobs brings us freedom and godly purpose…
Working Without Wilting – Jago Wynne
Many people start their first job with three great hopes: a brand new status, a salary and loads of job satisfaction. Some even plan to shine for Jesus in their workplace. But all too often the pressures…
Thank God It’s Monday – Mark Greene
This highly practical book looks at how we can make the most of our time at work, helping us to see our jobs, our co-workers and our bosses the way God does. The third edition features an…
The Best Idea In The World – Mark Greene
One idea can change everything. Just as one new lens can make the whole world look different. In this book, Mark Greene explores the dynamic difference that a fresh look…
God At Work – Ken Costa
God calls us to the work we are doing. He’s interested not only in what we do, but how we do it. Yet, finding purpose at work is one of the greatest challenges of our world today
Let My People Grow – Mark Greene & Tracy Cotterell (eds.)
Let My People Grow: a cry from the heart for the twenty-first century church. If the church is to have an impact on our society, it must learn to make disciples not converts…
The Relational Lens – John Ashcroft, Roy Childs, Alison Myers and Michael Schluter
Drawing on the authors’ combined years of experience in both private and public-sector organisations, this practical book highlights…
Imagine Church – Neil Hudson
How can an ordinary church become a community of people who help one another live out their whole life – at home, work, church, in the neighbourhood
Life On The Frontline – Neil Hudson (DVD)
This six-session series offers a vital resource to churches and groups seeking to help one another live fruitfully and faithfully for Christ
Fruitfulness On The Frontline – Mark Greene
In this book, Mark Green serves up a liberating view of how God can and does work in and through us in our daily lives. Whether you’re a student or retired, at the gym or at work, at the school gate or in the supermarket.
Fruitfulness On the Frontline – Mark Greene (DVD)
How can we be fruitful on our frontlines? How can we show and share Christ’s wisdom and love with the people we meet out in the places we usually find ourselves – at the shops or the gym, at work or at the school gate?
Why Nations Fail – Daron Acemoglu & James A. Robinson
Why are some nations more prosperous than others? This book sets out to answer this question, with a compelling and elegantly argued new theory: that it is due not to climate, geography or culture, but institutions…
The Relational Manager – Michael Schluter & David John Lee
Relationships that work lie at the heart of every successful organization. Systems, processes, culture: none of these is more important than good relationships in fulfilling a company’s or an organization’s goals…
The Other Six Days – R. Paul Stevens
Throughout most of its history the church has been composed of two types of people – those who “do” ministry and those to whom it is “done”. Exploring the theological, structural and cultural reasons for treating laypeople as the objects of ministry, R. Paul Stevens challenges…
The Jubilee Gospel – Kim Tan
This book challenges the church to ask whether or not the gospel as we commonly interpret it today really embodies the Jubilee vision of the Bible. Imagine a group of forty adults living in a community, assisting each other to buy houses