Redeeming Work: A Guide To Discovering God’s Calling For Your Career

by Bryan J. Dik

Publisher:

Templeton Press

, 2020

Overview

The world of work is changing rapidly. As a Christian trying to discern the right career path, you might perceive the marketplace as a bewildering and anxiety-provoking place. You might even worry you’ll have to sacrifice your values to have a successful career. How can you hope to find work that is informed by faith and that serves God’s will? Redeeming Work was written to answer just this question.

The author, Bryan Dik, PhD, is one of the leading psychologists in the world who specializes in vocation. A professor, entrepreneur, and follower of Christ, Dik wrote this book as a labor of love after devoting his career to research and development of practical strategies for helping others find purposeful work. His message: there are abundant opportunities for Christians to forge careers that answer God’s calling for their lives. In Redeeming Work, he shares the tools you need to find these opportunities and pursue them successfully.

Key Features

• Perceives the marketplace as a bewildering and anxiety-provoking place.
• Develops practical strategies for helping others find purposeful work.
• Forges careers that answer God’s calling for their lives.

Product Details

• Title: Redeeming Work: A Guide To Discovering God's Calling For Your Career
• Author: Bryan J. Dik
• Publisher: Templeton Press
• Print Publication Date: 2020
• Logos Release Date: 2024
• Pages: 224
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
• Subjects: Vocation › Religious aspects--Christianity; Work › Religious aspects--Christianity
• ISBNs: 9781599475394, 9781599475400, 1599475391, 1599475405
• Resource ID: LLS:REDEEMINGWORK
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-10-07T17:11:47Z

About Bryan J. Dik

Bryan J. Dik, PhD, is professor of psychology at Colorado State University, cofounder and chief science officer of jobZology, and coauthor of Make Your Job a Calling: How the Psychology of Vocation Can Change Your Life at Work.