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Let's Take Our Job Back: Is the hope of the future hidden in the practices of our past?
In Let’s Take Our Job Back, you’re invited to rediscover a bold, original vision. One that the early followers of Jesus didn’t just believe, but built their lives around. They understood His words in Matthew 2, “the least of these,” not as a suggestion but as a strategy.
For centuries, the Church led the way in caring for people. Feeding the hungry. Healing the sick. Educating the next generation. It wasn’t a side ministry. It was the mission.
But somewhere along the way, that responsibility shifted. Outsourced. Delegated. Replaced.
Today, we’re left with a sobering question. Have we reduced the Church to a gathering… instead of a movement?
This book is a call to clarity and a call to action.
What if we returned to the original blueprint? What if every church took responsibility for its city? What if we measured success not just by attendance, but by impact?
And perhaps the most important question of all remains. If your church disappeared tomorrow… would your community notice? Not just the people who attend—but the people who don’t.
Practical, challenging, and deeply hopeful, Let’s Take Our Job Back will help you reimagine what the Church can be and rediscover the role it was always meant to play.
It’s time to take responsibility again.
It’s time to take our job back.
For centuries, the Church led the way in caring for people. Feeding the hungry. Healing the sick. Educating the next generation. It wasn’t a side ministry. It was the mission.
But somewhere along the way, that responsibility shifted. Outsourced. Delegated. Replaced.
Today, we’re left with a sobering question. Have we reduced the Church to a gathering… instead of a movement?
This book is a call to clarity and a call to action.
What if we returned to the original blueprint? What if every church took responsibility for its city? What if we measured success not just by attendance, but by impact?
And perhaps the most important question of all remains. If your church disappeared tomorrow… would your community notice? Not just the people who attend—but the people who don’t.
Practical, challenging, and deeply hopeful, Let’s Take Our Job Back will help you reimagine what the Church can be and rediscover the role it was always meant to play.
It’s time to take responsibility again.
It’s time to take our job back.
258 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 7, 2024
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July 6, 2025
Solid wake up call of a book! It’s all about how the church has kinda lost its way from what God meant it to be—a real, life-changing community, not just a Sunday routine.
“Jesus didn’t come to start a religion, He came to restore a Kingdom.” Love that. It hits home, especially when you think about how many people have been turned off by bad church vibes and missed out on Jesus’ actual love.
The book’s history within it was great, very educational. Glad to support a local pastor in our community!
“Jesus didn’t come to start a religion, He came to restore a Kingdom.” Love that. It hits home, especially when you think about how many people have been turned off by bad church vibes and missed out on Jesus’ actual love.
The book’s history within it was great, very educational. Glad to support a local pastor in our community!
January 4, 2025
excellent food for real growth!
We are challenged to stop complaining, take accountability and step into what God has called and demonstrated for us to build His Kingdom here! Kelly has shown how easy it is to step up and into our Job as Christ’s ambassadors. Well worth the time to read and be excellent as a challenging small group study?
We are challenged to stop complaining, take accountability and step into what God has called and demonstrated for us to build His Kingdom here! Kelly has shown how easy it is to step up and into our Job as Christ’s ambassadors. Well worth the time to read and be excellent as a challenging small group study?
July 3, 2025
This serves as a profound reminder of our obligation to fulfill the basic needs of the “least of these.” As Christians, we have abdicated our responsibility to governments, neglecting to take this commandment seriously.
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