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Theology of Work Project

Equipping Christians with a biblical perspective on faith and work.

The Theology of Work Project researches and develops materials to help Christians apply faith in everyday work contexts. Materials include:

- The Theology of Work Bible Commentary, which is available for FREE online at www.theologyofwork.org, or in print at http://theologyofwork.christianbook.com/

- Study guides, designed for 30-minute sessions during your lunch break or with your small group. A

vailable at: http://theologyofwork.christianbook.com/

- Articles about faith, work, calling, finances, what churches and pastors are doing to help Christians apply faith at work, are available at www.theologyofwork.org, and on our blog at http://www.patheos.com/blogs/theologyofworkproject/

The articles, events and items posted on the Theology of Work Project page are meant to encourage discussion and reflection about faith and work. The views expressed by these items do no necessarily reflect views held by the Theology of Work Project.

08/31/2026

A one-year, fully virtual graduate certificate from BGU in partnership with The Theology of Work Project for practitioners and educators who already teach, preach, coach, or write on faith and work — and want the graduate-level credential to prove it. Read more: https://buff.ly/PYh5Bpq

You've earned the platform. Now earn the credential that backs it. Maybe you're already teaching Theology of Work in your seminary, your denomination's leadership pipeline, or your own consulting practice. Maybe you're a BGU alum who's been waiting for the next rung. Maybe you've built a career

07/31/2026

Christian ethics is not just about solving a few major ethical dilemmas; it is about integrity being expressed through the habits of a lifetime. Read more:

Workplace ethics is not an isolated issue. It's a matter of character.

07/28/2026

You do not oppress foreigners because you belong to a God who is holy. Read more:

Explore free resources providing a Biblical perspective on faith and work. Used by workplace Christians, pastors and scholars.

07/22/2026

Paul announces Jesus as the one true God, accepting of all people and replacing all idols. Some people view this as good news, and the multi-ethnic church grows. However, others view the emerging church as dangerous to their cultural values. So Paul’s work is marked by controversy and violence. Read more:

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.

07/20/2026

I believe biblical leadership aspires to have people tap into spiritual motivations and questions of meaning and purpose. This style of leadership takes a serious look at spirituality—not just as a luxury or something that one does on the side—but as something that forms one’s identity in a very real way. Read more:

As the founder of Latino Leadership Circle, the Rev. David Ramos works with other Latino leaders to provide venues for theological reflection, pastoral…

07/17/2026

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. Read more:

Soul food scholar Adrian Miller discusses reconciliation and bridging our differences through food.

07/14/2026

In Isaiah 25, we glimpse the ultimate international banquet, a meal prepared by the Lord himself for peoples from all nations. The food will be exquisite, and the celebration unsullied by gloom and tears. Read more:

Often schools and churches sponsor international banquets, festive meals in which people bring foods representing diverse cultures. At such a feast you…

07/08/2026

This guide will help you support the immigrants and refugees transitioning into your community as you prayerfully consider the role God wants you to play in the lives of your new community members. Read more:

This guide will help you support the immigrants and refugees transitioning into your community.

07/06/2026

An old adage says “Distant fields look greener.” Perhaps that is the principal reason humans have migrated for as long as we have lived on this earth. Read more:

Being a Christian is being an immigrant in the steps of our incarnate, crucified and risen Lord and looking for his return.

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