Lunch + Learn: Wise at Work - Extending God's Glory in All of Life

If the wisdom of God is embedded in the universe, then we have opportunities to exercise Godly wisdom in every area of life. What does this mean for our lives in the workplace, be it in making basic ethical decisions or the way in which we lead our teams?

Join K.A. Ellis as we create a biblical foundation together to find God’s wisdom in our workplaces and develop strategies to see others to grow in wisdom, grace, and the knowledge of the Creator of the Universe Who is Wisdom Himself. We hope to see you there!

This Lunch + Learn is sponsored by .

K.A Ellis' areas of interest include World Christianity and Ethics, and she's passionate about preparing the next generations to live faithfully under anti-Christian hostility. Her research areas include Bible, theology, ethics, human rights and global religious freedom, and has spoken and written often on Christian endurance under persecution.

Mrs. Ellis teaches and disciples young people at her local church on Bible and Global Christianity, and is the Director of the Edmiston Center at Reformed Theological Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia. She is also the Robert Cannada Fellow in World Christianity at Reformed Theological Seminary.

James 3 tells us "wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere." James also tells us "if any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.” But how do we actually receive and live this out in our workplace? How does the wisdom of God affect our practical daily decisions?

In our 2024-25 Lunch + Learn series we will be looking at what it means to lean into wisdom in our vocational lives. We will look at:

• What does it look like to seek wisdom in job/career transitions?
• How do we lean into wisdom in daily decisions in the workplace?
• How does wisdom change how we posture ourselves in the world?
• What are practices we can build into our work rhythms that help to lead with wisdom?

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