One hundred thirty years ago, a spiritual awakening occurred in America that resulted in over one million people coming to Christ. Most say that this was the greatest revival in American history. The origins of that revival started, and were sustained in the marketplace. Today, there is a similar worldwide movement of God occurring in the workplace.
When it comes to preparing people for Monday morning ministry – for executing the tenet to live out our faith daily – there is a gaping hole in most churches. That hole, more positively-conceptualized as a discipleship opportunity, involves preparing people to live their faith at work, or what we call “work-life ministry.”
"I love Sunday. I love Monday. Then there's my faith, and that's separate from both. What I don't really understand is what relationship they have to each other, or what it should be." This statement is from an interview that was part of a recent research project on the significance of the need for workers to integrate their faith at work.
