Your Labor on Labor Day: August 30 Newsletter
Newsletter / Produced by The High Calling
As we enjoy the long Labor Day weekend, let’s not forget what the holiday celebrates: ordinary, everyday work. If you’re a pastor or church leader, we have resources for this week to help you recognize the labor your congregants do. If you’re a worker, this newsletter has encouragement for you to persevere in the everyday. We hope all who labor will join us in this prayer:
“God, help us to build a new world in the midst of the old, a world where all workers are valued. We pray for the coming of a world where all workers everywhere share in the abundance that you have given us. We ask that you give us the courage and strength to live out our faith in the workplace and in the marketplace, as well as in the sanctuary. Amen.”
Would Jesus Do a Touchdown Dance?
From The High Calling
I believe we give God the glory—we point to him— every time we ascribe our success to his goodness.
Labor of Love
From The High Calling
How might love motivate our daily work?
Practical, Creative Ideas for Sunday Morning: Integrating Faith & Work
From the Theology of Work Project
Some practical ideas that can be implemented at your church to honor the labor of ordinary Christians, on Labor Day or any other day.
Do you find it challenging to be a Christian in a competitive workplace? Discover how to enjoy a successful career without sacrificing your soul! Encouraging you to hold firm to your faith in win-at-all-costs corporate environments, Tim Keller and Katherine Leary Alsdorf help you carry your beliefs from church to job, stay true to your values, make God-honoring choices, and more.