What are you doing to make the world a better place? Can you envision that the work you do every day matters to God and could in some way be used by Him to renew culture? As creatures made in God's image and given the mission to cultivate and keep the world He created out of nothing, we are meant to develop and steward this world in ways that meet real human needs and bring glory to God.
How is a gospel-changed heart crucial to cultural renewal? Tim Keller discusses how the gospel moves us to humility that can engage culture in a way that appreciates the contributions of all in a given field. Christians are uniquely equipped to relate to others in their profession lovingly because of the gospel account of human nature.
The Biblical God is a God who delights in all of his creation. Even before God created humans, he delighted in the world and the creatures he had made. Now, however, we live in a fallen world, and that fallenness has impacted every area of life. Yet, God delights in every step that all people take, Christians and non-Christians alike, to reclaim the goodness that was lost in the fall.
Follow up Q&A to Richard Mouw’s “Do it Again!” talk. Interviewed by David Kim.
God can disciple us through our work. He can teach us to bring meaning to our work rather than trying to find our life’s meaning in our work. He can even use our failures at work to liberate us from being a slave to achievement and transform us into a slave to Him.
Doctors take a Hippocratic oath which swears they will do no harm. What if someone created a similar oath for MBAs?
