“We wonder, What does worship have do with my work? . . . The work we do together each week in gathered worship transforms and sends us into the work we do in our homes and offices . . . we are people who are blessed and sent; this identity transforms how we embody work and worship in the world, in our week, even in our small day.”
—Tish Harrison Warren
“In the daily rhythms for everyone everywhere, we live our lives in the marketplace of this world: in homes and neighborhoods, in schools and on farms, in hospitals and businesses, and our vocations are bound up with the ordinary work that ordinary people do. We are not great shots across the bow of history; rather, by simple grace, we are hints of hope.”
—Steve Garber
“If I find in myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world.”
—C.S. Lewis