Theology of Work Bible Commentary

"This series is a magnificent contribution to one of the most

neglected themes in Christian ethics. . . . The conversation about

faith and work is deeper and richer thanks to the Theology of Work

Project."--Andy Crouch, Executive Editor, Christianity Today

What does the Bible have to say about work? This one-of-a-kind

Bible resource answers that very question.

The Theology of Work Bible Commentary is an in-depth Bible study

tool put together by a group of Bible scholars and businesspeople.

The content is from TheologyofWork.org and has never

before been in print. It reveals what the Bible says about all kinds

of work and offers insight from every single book of the Bible. This

volume is part of a multivolume series and covers Romans through

Revelation. Volume 4 is already available. Volumes 1-3 coming

soon.

Pastors will find these volumes helpful as they consider the Bible's

perspective on work when teaching on particular passages or

topics. Professors may use the commentary to help prepare classes

or as a textbook for students. Laypeople may find practical help for

workplace decisions, or they may read it as part of their personal

or group Bible study.

"The design and layout are brilliant It's easy to access material by subject

and topic. I'm impressed by the contributors and know others will

feel inspired and encouraged by their collective wisdom, too."

-Nancy Matheson-Burns, CEO, Dole and Bailey

The Theology of Work Project is an independent, international organization dedicated to researching, writing, and distributing materials with a biblical perspective on work. Its mission is to help people explore what the Christian faith can contribute to ordinary work, and it is developing resources for the most significant topics in today's workplace, such as calling, ethics, truth and deception, motivation, compensation, and more. Books created by the Theology of Work Project include the "Bible and Your Work Study Series," and the "Theology of Work Bible Commentaries."