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Christians at Work—The Missing Link in Fulfilling the Great Commission

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An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1%

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Inside a Cabinet Maker’s Ministry

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Reaching North Korea through Faith and Work

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Truth and the Workplace

from The Cape Town Commitment

The Bible shows us God’s truth about human work as part of God’s good purpose in creation. The Bible brings the whole of our working lives within the sphere of ministry, as we serve God in different callings. By contrast, the falsehood of a ‘sacred-secular divide’ has permeated the Church’s thinking and action. This divide tells us that religious activity belongs to God, whereas other activity does not. Most Christians spend most of their time in work which they may think has little spiritual value (so-called secular work). But God is Lord of all of life. ‘Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men’, said Paul, to slaves in the pagan workplace. . . (CTC II-A-3C)