This reflection was originally written for the SALT Business Network (Christian Aid). A theological reflection The highly complex finance sector of advanced economies is a cause and consequence of […]
Travel and the Gospel: The journeys of Paul and his letters
Faith in Business Quarterly Volume 16:2 pp5-8 The business context of biblical narrative often repays closer attention. David Parish shares his research into 1st century patterns of sea transport, which […]
A Living Sacrifice
In the opening verses of Romans 12 Paul offers three priceless pieces of advice which are of crucial relevance for Christians in the workplace. Romans 12:1-2 is one of the […]
The Toxic Handler
Some individuals play the role of toxic handlers in organisations, mediating between different parts but soaking up a lot of flak. This is precisely what Jesus did in the most […]
The Nazareth Manifesto: Jesus’ Mission Statement
Right at the start of his ministry Jesus set out his mission statement: good news to the poor, release to the captives, recovery of sight to the blind, freedom for […]
Friend of Tax Collectors
Jesus’ friendship with tax collectors caused controversy because they did ‘dirty work’. At the present time their mantle has passed to bankers. Christians need to rethink their attitudes – and […]
