Does your faith influence your creativity at work?

In this episode of Bible at Work, Dr. Shalini Jebasingh interviews Dr. Reg Grant, former Chairman of the Media, Arts, and Worship department at Dallas Theological Seminary.   

Dr. Grant shares how we can cultivate our inherent "creative spark" to live the Bible in our professional lives. We dive into practical habits for personal growth and leadership strategies that empower teams to flourish.  

In this episode, you’ll discover: 

• The 15-Minute Rule: A simple daily habit to broaden your cultural horizons and spark creativity by reading outside your field.  

• Servant Leadership: Shifting from a "boss" mindset to a "server" mindset to unlock your team’s potential.  

• The Mirror of Potential: Why biblical leaders should see people for who they can become in Christ, not just who they are today.  

• The Freedom to Fail: Why giving your team the "luxury of failure" is essential for a creative environment.  

About Our Guest: 

Dr. Reg Grant is a former senior professor and department chair at Dallas Theological Seminary, a published author, actor, and producer. He holds a doctorate in theology and specializes in homiletics, creative writing, and Bible exposition.  

Connect with Us: 

Website: www.eirene-group.com  

Social Media: @BibleatWork and @DrShaliniJebasingh 

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Most people think creativity is for the naturally gifted. But the Bible tells a different story.

Genesis 1 shows us that God is a creative God, and He made us in His image. That means you were created to create! Whether it’s a new idea at work, a new process, or simply a better way of doing something, you’re called to reflect your Creator.

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In Genesis 1, we see a Creator who brings order, beauty, and meaning out of nothing. Scripture tells us we are made in God's image. That means God has created you with in-built creative power; it is part of who we are.This video focuses on four themes:

1. Decide to create

2. Create what is good.

3. Persevere in creating.

4. Create even with limitations.