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This episode is about David Bahnsen's book Full-Time, which you can purchase here.

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This episode is about Ross Chapman and Ryan Tafilowski's book Faithful Work, which you can purchase here.

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This episode is about Doug Wilson's Book Ploductivity, which you can purchase here.

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This episode is about John Mark Comer's Book Garden City, which you can purchase here.

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This episode is about Tim Keller's book Every Good Endeavor, which you can purchase here.

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1. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to tell a four-part story: the goodness of work, the corruption of work, the redemption of work, and the restoration of work.

2. If you're going to have a theology of work, you also need to have a theology of rest.

3. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to quote Dorothy Sayers.

4. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to talk about being made in God's image.

5. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to reject the dichotomy between the secular and the sacred.

6. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to name quality as a virtue.

7. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to name both the intrinsic value and the instrumental value of work.

8. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to name the overlap between work and worship.

9. If you're going to have a theology of work, you need to see work as love for neighbor.

God has only one mission. He's always had that mission. His strategy and tactics vary, but his mission stays the same.

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The doctrine of the Trinity and the Commander's Intent. It matters. It really does.

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Michael Reeves, Delighting in the Trinity: https://www.ivpress.com/delighting-in-the-trinity-2012