Do you dread that start of your work week or anticipate the challenges your job will bring?

When it comes to work, it seems there are no easy answers. Sometimes, a career is touted as the reason of our existence and even validates it. Often, it’s derided as a necessary evil to pay the bils. But what does the Bible have to say about our work that takes up so much of our time, effort and mind space?

Are we just eking out our living or is there a much bigger plan behind our work than we thought possible?

In this seven-part series, prominent journalist and pastor Anand Mahadevan, answers practical questions like, “Is it biblical to crave job satisfaction?” and “How can we get ahead at work and expand God’s kingdom at the same time?” And he challenges us to discover the bigger purpose behind why we do what we do.

All this and more Working in The Gospel Zone.

The world constantly tells us that we are not enough. Work harder, earn more, climb higher, be better—the mandates are endless. While progress and excellence are certainly admirable traits, did God ever intend for us to be the best at everything at a high cost? What if God never meant for our lives to be an endless race? What if that gnawing, insatiable quest inside you can be replaced with something so simple that it changes your life inside out?

What if our primary calling was not to be successful but to be faithful?

In this five-part series, prominent journalist and pastor Anand Mahadevan revisits one of Jesus’s most popular parables—The Parable of the Talents—revealing how this parable is really an expression of God’s inexplicable grace. Find out how you can reach a place of high productivity and deep contentment as you live out God’s perfect plan for your life. 

Abrahán, Isaac y Jacob se destacan entre los líderes del Antiguo Testamento. Siempre se los ha celebrado por su fe, obediencia y logros. Sin embargo, ver solo su éxito sin ver también sus fallas alteraría el mensaje central de la Biblia: los seres humanos son pecadores, y es la gracia de Dios la que los salva y los transforma por medio de Cristo Jesús. En este estudio bíblico basado en su libro, Anand Mahadevan adopta una perspectiva fresca y verdadera sobre las vidas de estos tres héroes y sus muchos fracasos que los dejarán cautivados por la belleza, la paciencia y el poder transformador de la gracia de Dios.