Released in the UK July 2022
Released in the US July 2022
Large trade paperback | 232 Pages
9781527108455 • £9.99 $14.99
BISAC – REL012140
Proving Ground
40 Reflections on Growing Faith at Work
Graham Hooper
Wisdom for every working day
Shows value of all types of work
Short, easy to read, practical chapters
The Bible shows us how testing experiences are common to every Christian and are part of God’s good work in making us the people he wants us to be. As we spend so much of our time working, (whether in the home, in voluntary work, study or in a paid job), our work, like every part of our life, provides opportunities to prove for ourselves that God is real and at work in his world for good.
Graham Hooper
Graham Hooper is a Company Director, and former Senior Executive with a global infrastructure company. Now based in Australia, he became a Christian while working in Tanzania and has since lived in six countries and worked in some twenty more. He is the author of several books including ‘Undivided’, ‘A Better Way to Live’, ‘Songs from the Heart’, and ‘Do You Love Me?’
Related Titles
9781781917442 |
9781527107267 |
9781527106987 |
9781527105591 |
Christian Focus
Is there significance in my work? The answers are in these pages! Proving Ground identifies our biblical and unique value in our everyday living, breathing, working life … Every Christian in the marketplace needs to read this book – it will change us, our work places and our world!
Bernadette Black
Founding Director, CEO, Brave Foundation Author, Speaker and Ambassador
… a terrifically helpful book … It will help you get excited about the workplace where God has called you—and will equip, challenge, and stretch you to apply your faith in Christ to that environment.
Andy Bannister
Director of Solas (Centre for Public Christianity), UK
Graham brings together a thoughtful Christian perspective and a knowledgeable business perspective to important issues of faith and work.
Jenny George
CEO, Converge International
… will be so helpful for Christian men and women who … may struggle with the challenge and expectation that their faith ought to be relevant and life giving for the people they work with and for themselves as they endeavour to make work a place where they can naturally express their deepest sense of calling and identity.
George Savvides
Career CEO, former Chairman World Vision Australia