People of faith need to be comfortable and intentional in two worlds-the world of the kingdom and the world of the commercial-blending and balancing their roles in each.Authors John C.Maxwell,Stephen Graves,and Thomas Addington identify the basic tools followers of Jesus should always have in their work toolbox: Calling,Serving,Character,and Skill.

Life@Work provides fresh thinking,Biblical perspective,and ongoing solutions for men and women of faith in the workplace.Recognized as the thought leader in this field,Life@Work is dedicated to providing innovative resources,events,and training that translate Sunday morning theology into Monday morning realities.Life@Work aspires to encourage and empower persons of faith to work with excellence-modeling Christ's love and goodness through their chosen vocation.

Life@Work partners alongside the local church with effective and engaging "inreach" and "outreach" ministry opportunities,equipping workplace professionals to understand,embrace,and live out a Biblical view of work and faith.Life@Work offers programs and resources enabling the church to value and affirm the business professionals within its congregation and to support them as they honor Christ in their employment.Life@Work also provides opportunities for churches to engage and establish relationships with the working members in its community by hosting first-class leadership seminars.

The Life Work Test

1.Reforging Our Fragmented Life@Work

2.Working in Paradise

Section One: SKILL@WORK

3.Skill Is Important to God

4.God Is Important to Skill

5.Discovering Your Greatness

Section Two: CALLING@WORK

6.Called by Whom, and for What?

7.Called by Name

8.Called by Desire

9.Called by a Path

10.Which Calling Plan Am I On?

Section Three: SERVING@WORK

11.Serving Nine to Five

12.It's Not About Me

13.Everyday Samaritan

Section Four: CHARACTER@WORK

14.The Art of Etching Character

15.No Overnight Delivery on Character

16.Constructing a Moral Warehouse

Conclusion: The Church@Work

Notes

About the Authors