In what vocational capacity do you feel God's pleasure? How does this knowledge help you overcome longstanding, dichotomous judgments about the nature of faith and work?

Being a good question-asker is key to understanding people's hearts.

Humanity was created to make something out of the world.

A brief exploration of the gap between the church's leadership and laity based on one's adherence to the actual, full Bible or the functional, partial Bible.

Several practical ideas for implementing or reinvigorating a theology of work and faith at the local church.

Architect David Greusel creates spaces where people can flourish.

The world that God creates is filled with potential, and it is waiting for image-bearing.

Christians have adopted a series of postures - condemning, critiquing, copying and consuming - toward culture. But, are these postures healthy?

Pastoral ministry means living in the gap between theology and the marketplace.

A successful marriage of faith and vocation has the capacity to bring a foretaste of God's Kingdom to earth.

The failure to teach and equip on the subject of faith and vocation is a major contributor to the young adult dropout rate in churches.

In order for discipleship to be effective, it must address vocation.

We must understand the centrality of a robust theology that informs our lives and vocations.

Fundamentally, work is contribution rather than remuneration.

We have an integral God who is an integral worker, and work is at the heart of the story.

What does Sunday liturgy look like when it celebrates vocation?

"The seamless design of creation is that we would work."

Genesis 1-2 and Revelation 21-22 are necessary to understanding God's purpose for our lives, and these "bookends" help narrow the "Sunday to Monday Gap."

God's introduction as a worker in Genesis 1-2 forces us to reassess and rethink biblical stereotypes and assumptions to develop a doctrine of vocation.