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The workplace called ‘home’ where many women, a few men, and many more paid domestic workers work is often overlooked. This not only covers caring for young children, but also family members who are sick, disabled, or elderly. In this session,...

Wendy Simpson inspires those in the workplace to ‘upgrade our collaboration skills’ and develop ecosystems for our industries. Gospel ecosystems focus on interconnectedness rather than division or competition. For more information go to Creating...

Clint Le Bruyns reminds us that the connection between faith and work is not just for the private, micro-dimension of individuals in the workplace, but also for the public, macro world of work. ‘The gospel does not just have power for our...

Mental health affects the workplace, and the workplace affects mental health. Brad Smith and Gladys Mwiti speak about the suffering, economics, and justice of this two-way relationship between mental health and workplace, and the need for the church...

Jurie Kriel, Bob Doll, and Mac Pier take the stage together to visibly model the need for pastors, marketplace leaders, and non-profit sectors—and indeed all believers—to work together to reach the world’s cities and take the church to the...

In this Scripture devotional, Steve Osei-Mensah unpacks Daniel 1 to provide principles in the tension between success in the workplace and faithfulness to God, using the example of Daniel’s 70-year career of civil service. For more information go...

Michael Oh, Lausanne’s Executive Director/CEO, gives the closing address at the Global Workplace Forum held in Manila, Philippines. For more information go to A Roadmap for Lausanne's Future on the Lausanne Movement youtube channel. The above link...

Mats Tunehag and Jo Plummer speak on the transformative power of business in the kingdom of God. They show us that business takes us to where people work; brings about innovation and wealth resources, as well as genuine and influential relationships...

It is apparent in Scripture that all humanity is created to work. In this session, Bishop Glenn Davies shares that work is part of God's design for our lives, but so is rest. If we are to work for the glory of God, then we must also rest for his...

Michael Oh, Lausanne's Global Executive Director/CEO, shares his heart about the Movement’s vision for kingdom impact in every sphere of society. By God's design, believers each have access to unique spheres of influence—many of them being...

Justice, Spiritual Formation, and Worldview Engagement The Need for Christian Cosmopolitanism and Pursuing a World Christianity In this article by Peter Schuurman, he discusses in detail 3 topics less often discussed in some Christian scholarly...

Preventing abuse and misuse of power in Christian ministry When leaders feel threatened that their power and authority may be taken away from them due to changes in circumstances, they could become controlling towards those they work with. This...

Overcoming Division through the Cross of Christ Overcoming division     The text points to an often-overlooked truth: Christ has achieved something socially on the cross. Christ brings Jew and Gentile—divided, separated,...

Palm-fringed beaches Refreshing waterfalls A drive-in volcano Caribbean appeal is what has given this tiny island nation its name. This month Saint Lucia has risen to the world stage for another reason. In Paris, runner Julien Alfred made her nation...

Between the third and fourth Lausanne global congress, digital technology has fundamentally changed the world. For most of the world, with notable exceptions, the internet, screens, social media, virtual work, shape large portions of life, leading...