Theology of Work Project

Obreros will draw on existing Hispanic Christian networks to surface the most compelling stories of faith, hope and vitality at work. Read more: https://buff.ly/yVN949J

With generous funding from the Lilly Foundation, the Theology of Work Project is partnering with the Windrider Institute to curate the Theology of Work Film Collection, bringing together a wide range of films from diverse perspectives to help viewers connect with God's purpose for their work. Read more:

The Perfect Tomato (El Tomate Perfecto) - Winner of the 2026 Theology… At the recent 2026 Windrider Summit, TOW Executive Director, Leah Archibald, and TOW's Director of Hispanic Initiatives, Fernando Tamara, presented the…

Try one of our new PRS.work Quick sessions: focused 10-12 minute sessions, including one key chapter and the associated Theology of Work Bible Commentary. Read more:

Quick Sessions: Mark Our origin does not dictate or limit our identity. Through baptism—the visible sign of turning to Jesus’ way—we accept our identity as children of God above and beyond any identity the world confers. The identity that we have as children of God is the starting point by which we live out our li...

Jesus has not come to evacuate people from the world before it’s too late. Just the opposite; Jesus has come to fill the world with God’s presence. Read more:

Mark 1:1–11. Prepare the Way of the Lord God’s full presence in the world in the person of the man Jesus is news, astonishing news.

After healing a paralyzed man on the Sabbath, Jesus provokes controversy about working on the day of rest. He says since His Father is working on the Sabbath, he does as well. Jewish leaders hear him claim to be equal to God and want to kill him. Read more:

John Chapters 6-7: Jesus the Bread of Life (24 minutes) Note: PRS.work is a plug-and-play video Bible Study. Everything you need to connect the Bible to your work is in the video above. Feel free to press play and just listen. Or follow along with the transcript below.

Soul food scholar Adrian Miller discusses reconciliation and bridging our political, racial and religious differences through food. Adrian is a lawyer turned political advisor, turned soul food scholar and author. He writes about food history and the intersection of faith and food. Read more:

Bridging Political, Racial and Religious Differences Through Food -… Soul food scholar Adrian Miller discusses reconciliation and bridging our differences through food.

In Scripture there is no ancient or modern, eastern or western dualistically derived gap between private and public, faith and work, charity and justice. Read more:

Bridging The Sunday-Monday Gap Theological ideas to bridge faith and work, assembled by the Lausanne Issue Group on Marketplace Ministry.

Brother Lawrence seemed to suggest that there was no task too small for the company of God. And here I was, hundreds of years later, frisking the sink to find the tiniest spoon—a small act that felt like it suddenly had meaning because of God’s omnipresence and his unending pursuit of his people. Read more:

Pursue God: Discovering an Integrated Life | Theology of Work Years ago, I was elbow deep in warm sudsy water. My hands searched along the bottom to hunt down the baby spoon—an ordinary task, one among many that day…

Human beings want – we need – our lives to count for something. We want them to be significant. Read more:

Soul Purpose: Making a Difference in Life and Work Use this book and the questions at the end of each chapter to spark discussion about calling.

If work is important, it makes sense to ask what work God wants us to do. Read more:

Calling & Vocation (Overview) Explore what the Bible says about God's calling and your work.

Our partners at The Lausanne Workplace Network would like to warmly invite you to join the Global Day of Faith at Work (GDFW) on Friday, May 1, 2026. You can choose any of these one-hour Zooms in your preferred language and time zone. Each call will follow the same one-hour format and agenda.

Global Day of Faith at Work Our partners at The Lausanne Workplace Network would like to warmly invite you to join the Global Day of Faith at Work (GDFW) on Friday, May 1, 2026.