In Scatter, missions innovator Andrew Scott sounds a call for a new era of missions, one that uses the global marketplace for gospel growth and sees every Christian--engineer, baker, pastor, or other--as God's global image bearer.

Christian career coach Katie Conley unpacks how your Gifts, Relationships, Abilities, Curiosities, and Experiences provide a unique blueprint for your career.

Packed with career-based activities and resources, biblical illustrations and real-life stories, this book will help you gain clarity and confidence for your career.

Work may seem just a means to an end: we do it to earn the money to enjoy life outside the workplace.

Here, Timothy Keller argues that God’s plan is radically more ambitious: he actually created us to work. We are to work together to make the world a better place, to help each other, and so to find purpose for our lives. Our faith should enhance our work, and our work should develop our faith.

Mark Greene unpacks a fresh and original framework for what it looks like to be fruitful with and for Jesus. Looking at six ‘Ms’, from making good work to moulding culture and beyond, the book opens up a host of possibilities for you to make a difference among the people you naturally meet, in the places you find yourself day by day.

An experienced Web developer and writer on technology and culture, John Dyer walks through the story of the Bible and introduces key ideas about how technology and culture interact.

In this fully revised and updated edition for 2022, Dyer examines technological reality through the lens of Scripture, gleaning insight from the best thinkers on technology, theology, and culture. He reveals how technology left unexamined can enslave us—yet understanding it with spiritual vision, the way God intends, is totally transformative.

Through interactive group sessions, video interviews with leading Christian thinkers and insightful Bible commentary, this resource will help you reflect on the challenges of a changing climate, and how Christians can respond with hope to one of today’s greatest challenges.

Kara Martin explores the biblical view of work, provides six spiritual disciplines to integrate faith and work, shares practical wisdom on how to make a difference in the workplace, and offers ideas to help churches better equip their congregations to live out their faith at work.

What does faith at work look like in reality? In this follow-up to Workship 1, Kara Martin shares more practical wisdom on making a difference in the workplace. Topics range from hospitality and leadership, to ethical issues and workplace conflict, to reflections on unemployment, women and work, and the future of work.

Offers a good biblical introduction to the subjection of mission, it’s practical and accessible and a great place to start if you are wanting to learn more about God’s purposes for the world and how you can be a part of it.

A really accessible, practical book on why and how Christians and churches should and can take steps to tackle climate change. Read it alone or share with your small group, family or church.

From food banks to debt counselling, soup vans to street pastors, the church is doing an amazing job treating the victims of a flawed system. But it’s never going to be enough – unless we also get involved in the decision-making process. God cares deeply about the heart of our state, as well as the state of our hearts.

This book challenges earlier Christian readings of Modern Art as devoid of God or antagonistic towards Christianity. It is an example of how to go beyond prior assumptions or surface readings of art, and to attempt to get to the core of what artists are trying to say or do. Dyrness and Anderson do this through considered and thoughtful engagement with modern art, with the lives of artists, their intentions, questions, and the art they create.