Vocation • Visions of Vocation On Being Whole and Holy: As Theologically Mature as We are Professionally Competent Dr. Steven Garber | 15 min read As theologically mature as we are professionally competent. These words and the vision that brings them into being have been threading their way through my life for years. Do we... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation The Work of Love and the Love of Work Rev. Dr. Ryan Laughlin | 14 min read As much as we think of ourselves as self-made men and women, we are significantly shaped by forces outside of our control, both forces inside of us and forces outside... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation Vocation and Mission: Are They Different or the Same? Paul Cho | 11 min read Right after graduating from seminary, I served as a director of children’s ministry in a local church. There, I met a deacon who became a good friend in my life.... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation Nehemiah in Persia: Wise as a Serpent, Innocent as a Dove Dr. Paul Byun | 12 min read What has Nehemiah to do with faith and vocation? The character and context of Nehemiah seems so out of touch with twenty-first century living. I do not know of anyone... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation From Fall to Grace: Rekindling Hope in the World of Brokenness Paul Cho | 9 min read I remember a bad experience I had when making an insurance claim for my mother-in-law. While shopping in a grocery store, she accidentally stepped on a slippery floor that was... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation Creation Calls Us to More Than Early Retirement Paul Cho | 12 min read FIRE, standing for “Financial Independence, Retire Early,” has risen in popularity, especially among younger adults. The idea is that achieving financial independence quickly leads to a happier life, as it... Continue Reading
