Babylon and her minions come to a terrifying end as a consequence of their idolatry and wickedness—including their economic practices, as we have seen in earlier...
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PRS.work is a free series of online video Bible studies produced in partnership by the Theology of Work Project and Public Reading of Scripture. The vision of the Theology of Work Project is that every Christian be equipped and committed for work as God intends. PRS.work helps people do this by providing an easy way for Christians in the workplace to hear the Bible read out loud, learn how the Bible relates to the world of work, and apply those lessons to their own work.
Jesus’ passion is God’s gut-wrenching intervention in the grit and grime of our ragged lives and work. In it, Jesus took the reality of human work – both the good and...
God enjoys the creative roles his people play as they endeavor to excel at what they do under God’s covenant. “They shall plant vineyards and eat their fruit!” (Isaiah...
Work is an essential element of family life. Yet work must always serve — and never crowd out — the most fundamental element of a marriage: love. From the Theology of...
Having declared his theme that toil is vanity in Ecclesiastes 1:1-11, the Teacher nonetheless proceeds to explore various possibilities for trying to live life well. He...
From the beginning God intended human beings to be his junior partners in the work of bringing creation to fulfillment. We are created to work in relationships, relying...
Although God does not give most people a direct, individual, unmistakable call to a particular job or profession, God does give guidance to people in less dramatic...
Paul’s identity fundamentally changes when he encounters the risen Jesus on the road to Damascus. When he meets Jesus, Pauls’ world is turned upside down. From the...
The meaning of the parable of the talents extends far beyond financial investments. God has given each person a wide variety of gifts, and he expects us to employ those...
God’s call to Moses came while Moses was at work. Examining this call narrative and considering its implications for us today is especially instructive in the context of...
