The Mandate to Work
Check out this editorial from the current issue of Christianity Today, “Neighbor Love Inc.”
The editorial focuses on the importance of work and labor in the Christian life: “Business for the Christian is a form of neighbor-love, a way to fulfill the second Great Commandment.” The entrepreneurial calling is one that should be affirmed within a biblical framework by Christian leaders. CT recognizes that “the church has spent enormous energies on guiding our sexuality, but done little at the congregational level to give believers a developed understanding of the mandate to work.”
Rev. Robert Sirico is cited as one of the “Christian thinkers have been laying the foundation for responding to this need.”
The editorial focuses on the importance of work and labor in the Christian life: “Business for the Christian is a form of neighbor-love, a way to fulfill the second Great Commandment.” The entrepreneurial calling is one that should be affirmed within a biblical framework by Christian leaders. CT recognizes that “the church has spent enormous energies on guiding our sexuality, but done little at the congregational level to give believers a developed understanding of the mandate to work.”
Rev. Robert Sirico is cited as one of the “Christian thinkers have been laying the foundation for responding to this need.”
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