Kingdom Living with Work Being Redemptive


Kingdom Living with Work Being Redemptive

What is the difference between a Kingdom Business for profit and a non-profit Church or ministry? The answer is the tax return.

What is the difference between a bus driver called to minister in the workplace and a missionary called to go overseas? There is no difference. We are called to the same “what” – the “ministry of reconciliation.”

Student, fast-food server, office worker, business owner, musician, farmer, writer, flight attendant, reporter, financial advisor, bus driver, stay-at-home mom, stay-at-home dad, attorney, doctor, engineer, accountant, nurse, receptionist, administrative assistant, executive, teacher, actor, carpenter, businessman, whatever – all work is redemptive.

When you received Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior through the forgiveness of your sin, you were born again. You received the Holy Spirit into your life. You were washed clean of ALL SIN by the blood of Jesus Christ. You are in the ministry of redemption and reconciliation. Your work is your ministry. You are now a workplace minister.




God has given you specific skills, gifts and abilities to use in your workplace ministry. The workplace is a great place to disciple. You are an ambassador in the workplace. As an ambassador you have a special assignment. Part of your assignment is to bring peace to the foreign land. You are the spokesperson in the foreign country representing your homeland. Your mission is to bring the Kingdom of God into the foreign country. You are called to be in the ministry of reconciliation.

Working is redemptive because you are taking power and authority over the curse. You are exercising dominion over the fallen world through productive work. You are bringing the message of reconciliation and restoration in Christ Jesus through work. “I like working” is speaking blessing over your work.


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