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The Sacredness of Secular Work does an extraordinary job of being both personally relevant and, more importantly, biblically faithful. Jordan Raynor has done his homework and really gets it. I think the smile of God is on this book.
— Randy Alcorn, New York Times bestselling author of Heaven, The Promise of the New Earth, and The Law of Rewards
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. . . theologically rich and terrifically practical . . . this book is about to change your life.
— Mark Batterson, New York Times bestselling author of The Circle Maker and pastor at National Community Church
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If you want to be a good steward of Christ’s gospel in the world's marketplace, you hold in your hands the best of guides!
— Joni Eareckson Tada, founder of Joni and Friends International Disability Center
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The Sacredness of Secular Work is about to become one of the most highlighted books on your shelf.
— Paul Sohn, director of the Center for Faith & Work at Redeemer Presbyterian Church and author of Quarter-Life Calling
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This book is a paradigm-shifting, face-punching, grace-filled manifesto.
— Luke LeFevre, founder of Holy Work
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With wit and wisdom, Raynor will revolutionize the ways in which you see your place in the world.
— Rachel Marie Kang, author of Let There Be Art and The Matter of Little Losses
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God is not just at work in your evangelism. He is at work in your work. My friend Jordan Raynor shows you how.
— Mike Kelsey, lead pastor at McLean Bible Church
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If you want to feel fully alive in your current work, read The Sacredness of Secular Work now!
— Michael Arrieta, CEO of Garden City Equity
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Jordan has done something of the impossible. I couldn’t put it down!
— Andrew Nemr, TED fellow, international tap dance artist, educator, and speaker
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Jordan Raynor skillfully brushes away the dense overgrowth of an all-too-prevalent impoverished theology of work. I highly recommend this book!
— Tom Nelson, lead pastor of Christ Community Church and author of Work Matters
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This theologically sound and supremely practical book will free you from that guilt and convince you that your ‘secular’ work is very sacred indeed!
— Dr. Andreas Köstenberger, cofounder of Biblical Foundations and theologian in residence at Fellowship Raleigh
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Jordan Raynor has written a book that allows every reader to see the impact of serving Christ right where they work.
— Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, author, and speaker
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Jordan teaches believers . . . that there’s no difference between ministry and marketplace.
— Christy Wright, author of Business Boutique and Take Back Your Time and former Ramsey Personality
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Raynor argues, even when ‘you’re not leveraging it’ to ‘share the gospel with those you work with.’
— Publishers Weekly
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The Sacredness of Secular Work does an extraordinary job of being both personally relevant and, more importantly, biblically faithful. Jordan Raynor has done his homework and really gets it. I think the smile of God is on this book.
— Randy Alcorn, New York Times bestselling author of Heaven, The Promise of the New Earth, and The Law of Rewards
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Theologically rich and terrifically practical . . . this book is about to change your life.
— Mark Batterson, New York Times bestselling author of The Circle Maker and pastor at National Community Church
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The Sacredness of Secular Work is about to become one of the most highlighted books on your shelf.
— Paul Sohn, director of the Center for Faith & Work at Redeemer Presbyterian Church and author of Quarter-Life Calling
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With wit and wisdom, Raynor will revolutionize the ways in which you see your place in the world.
— Rachel Marie Kang, author of Let There Be Art and The Matter of Little Losses
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Jordan Raynor skillfully brushes away the dense overgrowth of an all-too-prevalent impoverished theology of work. I highly recommend this book!
— Tom Nelson, lead pastor of Christ Community Church and author of Work Matters
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Jordan teaches believers . . . that there’s no difference between ministry and marketplace.
— Christy Wright, author of Business Boutique and Take Back Your Time and former Ramsey Personality