How does the marketplace fit in God’s Kingdom” And, more importantly, how can the marketplace and the Christian Church become true allies in becoming more attuned to Kingdom of God living through our daily work?

You can’t separate daily work and the Marketplace from the Kingdom of God, nor vice-versa. If we compartmentalize these two, we cause great damage to both!

The Story of Work” (Part 3): Using the last two chapters of Revelation and its presentation of a vision of heaven, Carolyn presents a perception and standard for work that is both more demanding and more liberating than the ways Christians often gage work’s significance.

The Story of Work” (Part 2): Join us for the second part of The Story of Work from a Biblical perspective. We discuss Jesus, the Pentecost and daily work.

The Story of Work” (Part 1): Today’s program discusses a depiction of God making room for humanity as His image-bearers to participate in a larger story - a story that allows humanity to grow (through their daily work) into the vast cosmic purpose of creativity disclosed in Genesis 1

In this program we talk about how our daily work in all its varied facets is especially indispensable regarding human possibilities.

The ability to see work three-dimensionally requires Creative imagination. It begins by taking a look at how we imagine or perceive God.

An introduction to the spiritual journey of the host, Carolyn Schoenborn that led to the Redeeming Work Program. In the broadcast, Carolyn candidly admits some of the conflicting thoughts the church has regarding the marketplace; and thoughts the marketplace has regarding religion and the church.