Sabbath: An Apprenticeship in Becoming Ourselves
Drawing from Exodus, West explores how rightly ordering work and rest in our lives allows us to more fully image our Creator and delight in our calling.
In the first of four lessons on embracing the challenges of work, Raynor invites us to consider how the thorns and thistles of our work can become opportunities for growth.
We are not called to live and work in isolation. How might a renewed spirit of collaboration transform the way we work and more fully express God’s vision for community and human flourishing?
This excerpt from Dr. Dave Mulder's debut book invites us to broaden our understanding of calling, reframing it as faithful discipleship and purposeful living.
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