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Can work really be worship?
Should people of faith leave their faith at the door when they go to work? Or should they make their work an act of worship and turn their labor into a legacy that will impact the world today and for generations to come?
Whether you’re a rank-and-file employee, a corporate executive, or a business owner, you can leave an indelible imprint on the world through your work.
In Work as Worship, author Jacquelyn Lynn and marketplace ministry expert Mark Goldstein talk about the challenges Christians face in the workplace and how to turn your particular workplace into a richly rewarding marketplace ministry that will let you serve in ways you never imagined.
Praise for Work as Worship:
Mark combines his faith, his marketplace ministry expertise, and his real-life formula for turning your business or career into a legacy. I highly recommend Work as Worship.
Rich Panner, VP Sales, Pepsico Beverages North America
Jacquelyn Lynn and Mark Goldstein take you on a journey of revelation, encouragement and practical hands-on insights that will move you to another level of understanding and fruitfulness.
Peter Lowe, CEO, Elev8 Christian Business Summits In Work as Worship, Mark accomplishes in writing what he has done for years: help people like me to understand that work is what we do and not who we are, and that we are called to do our best and then rest.John Crossman, CCIM, CRX, Chief Executive Officer, Crossman Career Builders
What a valuable read! Jacquelyn Lynn and Mark Goldstein do a tremendous job of providing practical thoughts for carrying Christianity into the work field.
Dr. Samuel C. Certo, Emeritus Dean and Professor of Management, Rollins College MBA Program
