What is the Seminar About?
 

Critical keys that will unlock the door of your calling

KEY: Understanding where you are and why
KEY: Knowing what to do (what God wants you to do)
KEY: Doing the stuff that Jesus did (seeing the Kingdom come from Heaven to earth)

Who Should Attend?
YOU if you …

• desire to see the power of God released through you at work.
• have wondered what work is really all about – Provision? Pay to play? Prep for retirement?
• felt called to the workplace but are not sure what that really means for you.
• wrestle with balancing issues like pursuing success and finding significance.
• have considered quitting work to serve God “full time” and get trained at a seminary/Bible college.
• are seeking to understand the relationship of your work to Kingdom purpose.
• feel stuck in a vocation for which you are not suited but feel trapped to change.
• are thinking about “what’s next” in your career and life and what options are before you.
• have struggled with what it means to be a Christian in the Monday – Friday environment.
• find yourself trying juggle the balance between God, family and the workplace.
• have any other questions about YOU and the WORKPLACE!

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Course Description
Sundays from 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

March 7 We will explore the biblical foundation for a theology of work. There is one! We will discuss the Fall, and its effects on our attitude toward work, and how it went downhill from there.

March 28 We examine Dualism as first exposited by the Greek philosophers, and why this pivotal societal change has guided us ever since.

April 18 The breakout from Dualism began in the Reformation and continues until now.
What did the Reformers say about it? What is a Call?

May 2 Modern biblical thinkers begin to have a better understanding of work. What are those views? Is it enough to change anything? Where are you?

May 23 Design a program for your local church or your workplace to take advantage of this expanded understanding of God’s view of work.