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Title: Your Work Matters to God by Doug Sherman, William Hendricks ISBN: 0-89109-372-9 Publisher: Navpress Pub. Date: December, 1987 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $15.00 |
Average Customer Rating: 5 (4 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: Life changing
Comment: Looking for this book on Amazon, because once again my loaned out copy somewhere got lost in the shuffle. Not the first time this happened to me, for this book. That's ok - it's helping get the word out!
This book is amazing, it changed my whole perspective on work, forever. I read it over 5 years ago, and am still impressed at how well the authors articulated God's purpose for work in our lives. Indeed, it's a form of worship. Should be required reading for every Christian, really.
Rating: 5
Summary: Integrates Two Worlds -- Church & Work
Comment: Finding the teaching of Martin Luther on the Christian call and vocation, Sherman investigates and prepares a seminary dissertation on this topic.
Well done expose on Romans 12:1-2, how Christians do not see their calls as whatever work God gives them to do, that there they are His ambassadors, to carry His light and let it shine through them in whatever endeavors God equips them to do.
Work was there for humans even before the fall into sin, and thus this book does a great service to the church when it encourages it to take this significant area of our lives and let it still be part of our God given stewardship.
I used this successfully as a Bible study. Sherman and his company at that time had great additional materials, including a video, etc.
To go more into the background of all this, see Gustav Wingren's "On Vocation."
Rating: 5
Summary: God is interested in every aspect of your life
Comment: Many Christians think that God is only interested in the `spiritual' things like going to church, evangelism. For many years, I suspect such views lack something but couldn't prove why. Is it possible that the God who creates my physical body and brains be so unconcern that I need to eat to live and that work is needed to produce food? Isn't Adam commanded to work in the garden? If work is really irrelevant to God, why are we spending half of our waking lives at work?
This book has addressed many of the burning questions. Yes, God is interested in every aspect of your life - your body, family & work! You can integrate religion with work and business! God has something to say about why he wants you to work, what kind of job to do and how to handle the unpleasant aspects of work, anything you name it.
If you seriously want to glorify God every minute of your life, you should not hesitate to spend a few hours reading this book that can change your eternity! Books like this is rare!
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Title: Business By The Book Complete Guide Of Biblical Principles For The Workplace by Larry Burkett ISBN: 0785271414 Publisher: Nelson Reference Pub. Date: 05 May, 1998 List Price(USD): $14.99 |
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Title: Church on Sunday, Work on Monday: The Challenge of Fusing Christian Values with Business Life by Laura Nash, Ken Blanchard, Scotty McLennan ISBN: 0787956988 Publisher: Jossey-Bass Pub. Date: 10 September, 2001 List Price(USD): $23.95 |
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Title: God Is My CEO: Following God's Principles in a Bottom-Line World by Larry S. Julian ISBN: 1580624774 Publisher: Adams Media Corporation Pub. Date: April, 2001 List Price(USD): $19.95 |
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Title: Fabric of This World: Inquiries into Calling, Career Choice, and the Design of Human Work by Lee Hardy ISBN: 0802802982 Publisher: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Pub. Date: May, 1990 List Price(USD): $16.00 |
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Title: Anointed for Business by Ed Silvoso ISBN: 0830728619 Publisher: Regal Books Pub. Date: May, 2002 List Price(USD): $11.99 |
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