帶著靈魂上班──克服職場九宗罪

by 史蒂文斯, 洪賜明 (Translator)

工作，是有助靈命長進，還是對信仰造成障礙？本書作者從聖經和基督教屬靈傳統中汲取智慧，透過經驗分享及真誠對話，與你一同探討：在工作上蠶食人靈魂的九個掙扎；以及靈性與工作結合帶來的正面結果。閱讀此書，你可以學習：把職場當作幫助靈命成長的地方；工作時把神放在心思中；在工作場所發現神對你的心意。

Genres: Theology, Christianity, Business

296 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2010

Reviews

[Vunny Wijaya · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best book for worker, explaining clearly about how to deal with the most difficult situations in our daily work.

[SGT · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book and written in such a way that keeps the reader fully engaged. I was fortunate enough to have visited the submarine this year.

[Chad · Rating 4 out of 5]

When I was growing up in various evangelical communities, most conversations regarding "work and faith" ended up being about "work and evangelism." Granted, this conversation is critical within Christian circles, but this way of thinking of work as a means-to-an-end tended to reduce work to a necessary evil for some higher spiritual purpose.

Stevens and Ung take a refreshing approach approach with "Taking Your Soul to Work." Rather than tackling "work and evangelism" or "work and its greater meaning," the authors focus on the spiritual dimensions of work. Specifically, they focus on how a person is transformed and grows spiritually through the daily grind of work itself.

A unique feature of the book is it's organization: The book is organized according to the "seven deadly sins" (plus two) with corresponding chapters for both the fruits of the spirit and what they call "Outcomes of a Spirit-Led Life." The book can be read straight through, but I found it helpful to read the chapters that are naturally grouped together.

If you read "Taking Your Soul to Work" as a theological treatise on the meaning of work, you're going to be disappointed. This is basically a guidebook for reflection and introspection, a roadmap for the "inner journey" in the workplace.

[Scott Worden · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought this was a great book to show people what they could do to improve their situations at work according to the Bible. The book acknowledged the seven deadly sins that not only affect us in everyday life but also at work as well as other sins that we're not aware of and how to battle against them. It was a very practical book and backed up with many Bible verses.

[Danish]

Although the advice throughout the work is rooted in the wisdom of the Bible, the lessons and stories in Taking your soul can be thought provoking. I consider it worthwhile reading.