Kingdom Business

Twelve studies on work, money and enterprise — who owns it, what it is for, and what it costs to serve two masters. It starts where work starts: with a God who works and then rests, and with people made to work a garden before anything went wrong. Then the ground grows thorns, a whole people are worked without mercy, and a covenant sets terms for rest, property and wanting. The wisdom books ask the hardest question in business — what do you actually gain from all this? — and Jeremiah answers with a strange instruction to exiles: seek the good of the city that holds you. It closes with Jesus, who is blunt about two masters, generous in his own vineyard, and interested in only one difference between two builders. For business owners and community leaders who want their work to belong to the kingdom rather than merely fund it.