Marketplace Faith
In Marketplace Faith, I seek to explore the dynamics of modern work through the lens of ancient faith. Here are several series and individuals posts that make the highlight real for the inaugural season. Please use the comments section to suggest themes, questions, or issues that you’d like to see explored in 2016. We’ll begin 2016 with a series on the advantages faith brings to the workplace.
SHAME: How is the experience of shame (the fear of inadequacy) in the way we approach our work? And what does faith have to do with it? Answers to these questions in this series.
PURPOSE BEHIND WORK: What is the point of work? I explore a model of meaning in these posts.
SURVIVING THE MISERABLE JOB: Sometimes we find ourselves “stuck” in a miserable job. What questions do we need to ask to handle this well and move on to better? How do biblical wisdom and spiritual experience inform our process. These issues as more are addressed in this year-end series.
- Survival Strategies for a Miserable Job: Thanksgiving Leftovers
- The Question We Don’t Want To Ask: Survival Strategies for a Miserable Job
- Prayer, Work and the New York Daily News
- What is the ticket to your best next? How to survive a miserable job.
- “Why is my job miserable?” A Theology of Frustration At Work
- The Vocational Pancake: a secret to escaping the miserable job
- Sometimes the grass is greener: leave your miserable job.
- Teach US To Pray For Our Work
- Why Prayer for our Work, Works
- The First Request
- Greek Gods and Workplace Prayers
- Daily Bread for Your Day Job
- Spiritual Debt-Forgiveness
- What to do with the Dangerous Side of Work-life? Practice Preemptive Prayer.
- How to pray for your work? End where you begin.
OTHER NOTABLE POSTS
Reflections on workalike and global terror: Aftershock: Going Back to Work After the Weekend in Paris
The tension between church and work: Why Your Pastor Doesn’t Talk About Your Work
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