The Real Ideas in Play: Foundational Convictions, Black Theology, and My Journey with James Cone
James Cone is known as the “Father of Black Theology.” I learned about him when I was a […]
A Biblical-Theological Vision of Social Engagement and Biblical Justice
Social engagement. Social justice. These phrases can sound scary to evangelical ears. But are these concepts actually foreign […]
Babel and the Perils of Self-Promotion
Who are you making a name for — yourself or God? This is the driving question behind the […]
Walter Strickland: Rhythms of the Good Life
Walter Strickland speaks on the rhythms of the Good Life while performing rhythms on the drum set. This […]
Work and the True Story of the Whole World
In another post, Benjamin Quinn defined work as “what creatures do with God’s creation.” If that’s the case, then […]
Gleaning and Giving: Thinking about Poverty Relief
Picture this: In the midst of a busy workday, you use your lunch hour to run errands and check […]
Unearthing the Unique Missional Possibilities of Your Work
by Benjamin T. Quinn & Walter R. Strickland II How can you leverage your work for the glory […]
Does God Care about Workplace Injustice?
If work were easy, most of us would have no problem with it. We’d gladly punch the clock, […]
Finding Rest in a World of Workaholics and Slackers
Rest is a forgotten art. Most of us believe rest to be a good thing. We see the […]
Livin’ for the Weekend? Then You’re Working for the Wrong Reasons
The song “Livin’ for the Weekend” was made and remade because it resonated with the American workforce. Each […]
Your Mission Is Tangled Up with Your Vocation
In a recent post, we explored how work fits into the true story of the whole world. Yet […]
Walter Strickland: 7 Books on Faith and Work for Your Summer Reading List
As Benjamin Quinn and I prepared to teach a class on work and vocation and write Every Waking […]
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