Work Excellence: A Biblical Perspective of Work
What people, land, or culture does not see the importance of work? Being productive is as much a part of life as the air we breathe. As children, we have all been asked that frequent question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" For some, the response comes immediately. For others, the answer takes time. Schools prepare children for work, and governments oversee it. Some hate their job, while others find it addicting. Yet, no one in the world would ever question the necessity of work. It is not surprising that such an essential part of life is defined and much discussed in Scripture. For those who trust Scripture’s contents, this brief treatment on work will help develop an understanding of its perspective. For others, Work Excellence may provide a challenge to rethink their views.
Author: Charles M. Garriott
Softcover: 128 pages
What people, land, or culture does not see the importance of work? Being productive is as much a part of life as the air we breathe. As children, we have all been asked that frequent question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" For some, the response comes immediately. For others, the answer takes time. Schools prepare children for work, and governments oversee it. Some hate their job, while others find it addicting. Yet, no one in the world would ever question the necessity of work. It is not surprising that such an essential part of life is defined and much discussed in Scripture. For those who trust Scripture’s contents, this brief treatment on work will help develop an understanding of its perspective. For others, Work Excellence may provide a challenge to rethink their views.
Author: Charles M. Garriott
Softcover: 128 pages
What people, land, or culture does not see the importance of work? Being productive is as much a part of life as the air we breathe. As children, we have all been asked that frequent question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" For some, the response comes immediately. For others, the answer takes time. Schools prepare children for work, and governments oversee it. Some hate their job, while others find it addicting. Yet, no one in the world would ever question the necessity of work. It is not surprising that such an essential part of life is defined and much discussed in Scripture. For those who trust Scripture’s contents, this brief treatment on work will help develop an understanding of its perspective. For others, Work Excellence may provide a challenge to rethink their views.
Author: Charles M. Garriott
Softcover: 128 pages