Steve looks at the way we cooperate with God as he aims to form us into the image of his Son through our work.

Russell helps break down the divide prevalent in the church of thinking about some work as sacred as other work as secular, and helps us connect our Sunday worship to Monday worship (in our work).

Russell helps break down the divide prevalent in the church of thinking about some work as sacred as other work as secular, and helps us connect our Sunday worship to Monday work.

Steve looks at Paul's thanksgiving in 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3 to help explore how we can understand our work as part of God's own work.

Steve looks at Paul's thanksgiving in 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3 to help explore how we can understand our work as part of God's own work.

At the beginning of this week leading up to the central event of the Christian story, Steve looks at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem as part of the good news he is coming to announce, and begins thinking about how this affects how we view our day to day work.

At the beginning of this week leading up to the central events of the Christian story, Steve looks at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem as part of the good news he is coming to announce, and begins thinking about how this affects how we view our day to day work.

John helps us identify the way Jesus understands his own work, and explores some implications from this for how we understand his, and our, work.

“When done in a way that images God and thus cooperates with him, human work in itself is Christian missionary activity"

― Darrell Cosden, The Heavenly Good of Earthly Work

John helps us identify the way Jesus understands his own work, and explores some implications from this for how we understand his, and our, work.

John looks at the new mandate of working for justice that God desires his people to carry as his representatives in the world.

“The prophet does not mind someone going into the temple―he is only bothered if someone does not take the temple with him when he comes back out!”― David Fagerberg,Consecrating the World