Volume 10 Issue 2
Fall 2026 | 71 pages
Articles
Studies in Faith, Work, and Culture: Introduction
Damein Schitter
One of the most significant developments in evangelical Christianity over the past several decades is the “faith and work” (FAW) movement. This movement seeks to help Christians cultivate an integrated approach to their faith and work. Convinced that a Christian’s work should be neither a mere instrument for personal gain nor an idol that defines... READ MORE
The Old Testament as Christian Scripture for Vocational Discipleship
Peter Y. Lee
The Scriptures clearly teach that faithfulness to the Lord is not limited to the parameters of the church. Whenever Christians go into the public arenas of society, they are to remain faithful to the Lord by fulfilling their secular duties with excellence. Such an act is not considered by the New Testament writers as a... READ MORE
The Pentateuch: I Will Be With You
J. Nicholas Reid
Introduction Climbing Mount Everest is considered one of the greatest physical achievements.[1] To do so, however, one must hire a local Sherpa to guide the climber to the treacherous peak from the Nepalese side. One of the guides, Kami Rita, climbed Everest twice in just ten days during the 2024 climbing season that typically goes... READ MORE
The Prophetic Literature for Vocational Discipleship
Scott Redd
“From the day that your fathers came out of the land of Egypt to this day, I have persistently sent all my servants the prophets to them, day after day.”[1] (Jer 7:25) Vocation Proper in the Prophets Perhaps no Old Testament genre includes as many explicit accounts of vocation or literal callings as the prophets.... READ MORE
Faith and Work in the Wisdom Literature
William Fullilove
Introduction The modern faith and work movement’s use of the Old Testament has been understandably and even appropriately focused mainly on Genesis, particularly on work’s status as a creation mandate giving it ongoing importance in the Christian life. Once passing Genesis 3, however, the faith and work literature skips through the Old Testament, possibly landing... READ MORE
