What could be a better day than Monday to think about the work we all do? And how better to think about work than to take a little tour with me — a three-day tour of The High Calling of our Daily Work’s new website?
I have been invited to take part in a three-day blog tour to explore all the resources available over at The High Calling. This website is part of the HE Butt Foundation, and exists to help people see their occupation as a place to glorify God.
“TheHighCalling.org believes that faith is the foundation that supports and sustains all that we do in daily life—including home, community, leisure, and especially occupation.”
Tomorrow, I will post more about what I have found on the website. You can also visit any of the other blog tour “guides” to learn more about the tour. Or, if you’ve read enough already and want to become a member of The High Calling (membership is free and allows you to receive daily devotions, updates, and more), then visit their membership page.
Whatever you do, won’t you at least spend a few days with me thinking about what it is we’re spending a third of our day doing everyday? What if our work really is a high calling?
Other “Tour Guides”:
P.S. To see a little more of the fruit of my labor, check out today’s Daily Journal over a Barclay Press.
LL — Thanks! A brief moment of inspiration in an otherwise exhausting week!
Halfmom — Thanks for the link, and thanks for joining the tour!
Mark — The tour’s fun! I am so thankful to be thinking about work in a purposeful way. I hope many of the people who read my blog will benefit from knowing more about the website.
Ramblin Dan — Thanks for stopping by on the tour! I’m looking forward to learning more from you on your blog! Finding our niche in the workplace really can make our calling more obvious.
I have a friend who went, as part of the sale of his tech startup, to the new company. His role as a key executive with the old company to an outsider with the new company made his work difficult and painful
He saw his role as being an encourager to the other outsiders in the company and persevered for several years. He knew a little about seeing his work as a high calling.
You are the real deal, Charity. Blogging after a full day at work at your high calling. Of course, the blogging is part of your high calling, too.
You’re now linked to my last posts at:
http://www.xanga.com/halfmom/586034443/does-my-work-really-matter.html
http://halfmom.blogspot.com/
Oh, I love that “other tourguides” headline. Very clever… and that after a full day’s work! 🙂