“Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar’s, and unto God that which is God’s.’ In my opinion, the entire problem of life in contemporary culture can be defined as the challenge to understand that saying of Jesus.”
Giving to God and Caesar: The Complicated End of Dualism Read More »
I am an electrical designer, preparing the electrical circuitry for fire halls, schools and offices and supervising the installation. But I also teach the theology of work in churches…
Doing Theology from Below Read More »
What is sustainability? Several definitions can be found…
This essay will demonstrate that marketplace theology is still relevant to GenZ…
Spiritual Reflection on Marketplace Theology for GenZ Read More »
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IMT Introduction by Paul Stevens Read More »
A tool to be used in corporate worship (Sunday or Saturday): Interviewing every week or each month a person…
Church Leaders’ Marketplace Pastoring Tool Kit Read More »
I, too, am technically a layperson “as people call it”—meaning unordained. Admittedly, this is a controversial title. Here is why…
The Abolition of the Laity, Vol. 1: Toward a Theology of the Laity Read More »
Clutching this manuscript, I turned up at the church in a taxi just minutes before the service was to begin…
Indomitable Hope: A Single-Eyed Approach to Life, Work and Calling After the Grave Read More »
We are called to see the world through the eyes of the Incarnation, able to know more completely what is and what isn’t…
Send us out to do the work you have given us to do Read More »
The equipping task has been misunderstood as enrolling people into the ministry of the church, making them assistant pastors, rather than…
Forming a Marketplace-Friendly Church Read More »