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Theology of Work Project Knowledge Base

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Welcome to the TOW Project wiki. From here you can browse the Theology of Work Project's materials. Articles whose  titles are links are available by clicking on the article title. Article titles without links are not available yet. The Theology of Work Project exists to develop and distribute materials about what the Bible and other resources of the Christian faith can contribute to non-church work, workers, and workplaces. At present we have two types of materials: Biblical articles and Key Topic articles.

To learn more about how to use the TOW Knolwedge Base click here.

 

 Biblical Articles Key Topic Articles
General Introduction General Introduction
Genesis 1-11   #1 Meaning & Value of Work
Genesis 12-50   #2 Calling
Exodus   #3 Products of Work
Numbers-Leviticus   #4 Work & Life
Deuteronomy   #5 Economics & Society
Joshua-Judges   #6 Remuneration
Ruth   #7 Provision & Wealth
Samuel-Kings-Chronicles   #8 Globalization
Ezra-Nehemiah-Esther   #9 Relationships at Work
Job  #10 Competition
Psalms  #11 Financial Arrangements
Proverbs  #12 Motivation
Ecclesiastes  #13 Truth & Deception
Song of Songs  #14 Ethics & Work
Intro to the Prophets  #14a Business Ethics
Isaiah  #15 Spiritual Dangers & Work
Jeremiah & Lamentations  #16 Conflict
Ezekiel  #17 Leadership
Daniel  #18 Rest
The Twelve Prophets  #19 Evangelism & Work
Matthew  #20 Church as Equipper
Mark
Luke
John
Acts of the Apostles
Romans
1 Corinthians
2 Corinthians
Galatians-Ephesians-Philippians
Colossians & Philemon
1&2 Thessalonians
Pastoral Epistles
Hebrews
General Epistles
Revelation

We invite you to read, download, print, copy, distribute and teach these materials in any way you would like, as long as you attribute the materials you use to the Theology of Work Project. See our Creative Commons 3.0 license for more details.

We actively request your feedback. The Project especially needs cases/illustrations/stories of people who have tried to apply biblical teaching to their work. We are also seeking feedback if you use our materials for teaching, discussion groups, or personal enrichment. What happened? How did it go? Can you suggest improvements? Once you create an account on this site (see the sidebar on the left this page), you can make comments, make comments, tag articles, proposed edits, contribute examples/cases/illustrations, or attach documents, pictures, videos or other materials. See How to use the Theology of Work Project Knowledge Base to learn how.

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I appreciated the approach of this article very much. To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect when I started it, but was pleasantly surprised and edified.
Posted 12:42, 21 Jan 2012
I am pleased to see this project and resource. It's a blessing to me, since I had already come to the conclusion that my job is my "ministry" as an ambassador of Christ. As far as I can tell, there is little written on this subject, which I think is one reason so many people ignore the Sunday School hour on Sundays. I'm afraid that many regard themselves almost a failure if they didn't take up a position in the church, or become a full time missionary. I like to think of the work project in a similar way in which R.C. Sproul's teaching ministry regards themselves: "A teaching ministry that bridges the gap between the seminary and the Sunday School." I believe the TOW Project has the potential to bridge the gap between the Sunday School and the layperson, who interacts with the world outside of the church community.
Thanks, Rick Lamascus Edited 14:27, 22 Apr 2012
Posted 14:26, 22 Apr 2012
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