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Vocation • On Daily Work

Missio on Strife: The Artistry of Work

Cara Brown | 3 min read

In Alsace, France there is a sixteenth century painting, the Isenheim Altarpiece, which depicts the Crucifixion with John the Baptist and Mary on either side of Jesus. Many details are noteworthy here, but what I love most is John’s finger. He is pointing to Jesus. While it may seem insignificant compared to other imagery in...

Culture • Current Conversations

Missio on Strife: Federalist No. 10 and Genesis 13

Thomas Kent | 4 min read

“Is not the whole land before you?” In Congress, a culture of political strife clouds the atmosphere as spiteful statements daily crackle off flaming tongues. Congress is a combat zone where politicians throw deadly verbal grenades, launch legislative bazookas seeking to destroy the foundations of the other party’s achievements, and dig deep filibustering trenches in order...

Vocation • On Daily Work

Missio on Strife: Removing Staples, Underemployment, and the Kingdom of God

Eric Peterman | 3 min read

It was yet another rainy Wednesday morning when I walked into the Russell Senate office building. I set my umbrella against the wall and got to straight to work. Before me were dozens of letters from 2009 with tea bags attached. My job for the rest of the day was to go through the letters,...

Vocation • Finding Your Vocation

Missio on Strife: The Wandering Walk with God

Katelyn Kuck | 4 min read

Of all the things that one might hold dear, life itself is often the most precious. We fight for survival whether we have had good or bad experiences in the world. We like to be alive, and we want to be fully alive. God has planted in every heart a desire to live and breathe...

Faith • Biblical Reflections

Redemption Where We Least Expect It

Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 3 min read

A basic tenet of Biblical Christianity is that sin deserves punishment, more specifically the eternal punishment of Hell. Such a view may be unpopular in today’s world and society, but there is no sense in denying that the Bible teaches it. And if the thought of God judging sin seems too medieval, or too unenlightened,...

Faith • Biblical Reflections

Everything is Broken

Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 3 min read

Work may have been made good, even pleasurable, but the simple fact is that it is not for most people today. One of my friends likes to ask the proverbial 64 Million Dollar Question: “If I gave you 64 million dollars today, would you be at work tomorrow?” As you can imagine, the answer he receives from...

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