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God Works Relationally (Genesis 1:26a)
Bible CommentaryIt's not surprising that a relational God accomplishes work in relationship.
God Sees that His Work Is Good (Genesis 1:4, 10, 12, 18, 21, 25, 31)
Bible CommentaryThere is no support in Genesis for the notion, which somehow entered Christian imagination, that the world is...
Creation Is of God, but Is Not Identical with God (Genesis 1:11)
Bible CommentaryGod is the source of everything in creation.
God’s Creation Takes Work (Genesis 1:3-25; 2:7)
Bible CommentaryIn Genesis, we see God's power displayed through his work, the work of creating the world.
God Brings the Material World into Being (Genesis 1:2)
Bible CommentaryDoes work with "material", earthly things have value?
Human Dignity Requires Truthtelling
ArticleTruthtelling treats people with dignity. To tell someone the truth is a measure of respect that is missing when someone...
God’s Guidance to Particular Work
ArticleAt this point, we are now able to delve into the possibility of God’s guidance to a particular task, job, career or...
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Connecting Belief and Behavior at Work (1 Timothy 1:1–11, 18–20; 3:14–16)
Bible CommentaryOne of the repeated and stressed themes in 1 Timothy is the tight connection between belief and behavior, or teaching...
Genesis 12-50 and Work
Bible CommentaryThis commentary on Genesis 12-50 explores work through the stories of Abraham, Sarah, Jacob, Joseph, and more.
1 John: Walking in the Light
Bible CommentaryAlthough written under greatly different circumstances than James,[1] 1 John also challenges the notion that faith can...
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Suffering Under the World’s Authorities (1 Peter 2:13–4:19)
Bible CommentaryDavid Hataj, CEO, Egerton Gear, Inc., on Non-Judgmental Corporate Culture Change I returned home...
Resident Aliens and a Royal Priesthood (1 Peter 1:1–2:12)
Bible CommentaryIn the opening line of his letter, Peter addresses his readers as “exiles . . . who have been chosen” (1 Pet. 1:1),...