The following post is from Justin Taylor at Between Two Worlds and contains a number of resources on a biblical view of work and labor.  I haven’t gotten a chance to read or listen to all of them but I think they will all prove thought-provoking and helpful.  If you just have time for one read the first link- a short post summarizing a biblical view of work.

Matt Harmon, Associate Professor of New Testament Studies at Grace Theological Seminary, sketches a brief biblical theology of work in light of Labor Day.

I’ve also been listening today to some sermons by Tullian Tchividjian on Gospel-Centered Relationships: Employee and Employer (Eph. 6:5-9).

Update: Here’s a sermon by Lance Lewis on the topic, entitled Nine to Five.

As Steve points out in the comments section, Tim Keller has three free sermons on work:

1. Work
2. Made for Stewardship
3. Work and Rest

Also check out the info and audio at Redeemer’s Center for Faith and Work.

John Piper wrote a chapter in Don’t Waste Your Life (available online for free) entitled “Making Much of Christ from 8 to 5.” It starts on p. 131.

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