Redeeming Productivity - Rose, Reagan
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Productivity has been hijacked, and it's time we take it back. We all want to get more done. But for Christians, why we get more done is just as important as how. In Redeeming Productivity Bible teacher Reagan Rose addresses both the why and how of productivity so we can get more done for the glory of God. Rose shares with readers the five pillars of Christian productivity: * The Origin of Productivity: You Belong to God * The Purpose of Productivity: You Exist to Glorify God * The Content of Productivity: You Were Saved to Bear Fruit for God * The Source of Productivity: You Are Uniquely…mehr

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Productivity has been hijacked, and it's time we take it back. We all want to get more done. But for Christians, why we get more done is just as important as how. In Redeeming Productivity Bible teacher Reagan Rose addresses both the why and how of productivity so we can get more done for the glory of God. Rose shares with readers the five pillars of Christian productivity: * The Origin of Productivity: You Belong to God * The Purpose of Productivity: You Exist to Glorify God * The Content of Productivity: You Were Saved to Bear Fruit for God * The Source of Productivity: You Are Uniquely Gifted by God * The Motivation for Productivity: You Will Give an Account to God After each pillar, Rose addresses the how of productivity--exploring a practice that pairs with that pillar's theme. Reclaim a thoughtful theology and practice of productivity, one that is rooted in the Scriptures and doggedly committed to honoring God. "If we do our work well, God's way, resting fully in the gospel of Jesus Christ, that work will redound to His glory and our good throughout all eternity." -Reagan Rose
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REAGAN ROSE is the founder of Redeeming Productivity, a media ministry focused on a biblical approach to personal productivity. Reagan has a Master of Divinity from The Master's Seminary and lives in Michigan with his wife, Kim, and their two children.