Your Work Matters to God. This item is unavailable.Your Work Matters to God

Your Work Matters to God demonstrates just how important secular work is to God. Whether you are a man or woman, once you realize how many different ways there are to influence your coworkers for Christ without preaching a word, you’ll be challenged to develop a lifestyle so striking and true, the people you work with will be eager to let you talk about what makes you different.

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Doug Sherman is a husband and father, businessman and pilot, author and speaker. He has written several books on faith in the marketplace, including Your Work Matters to God, and has a master’s degree from Dallas Theological Seminary. He met Jesus at age fourteen and has loved every minute of the adventure of walking with God.

Doug Sherman first encountered Jesus when he was fourteen years old and has been Fathered by Him ever since. He is a husband and father, businessman and pilot, author and speaker. He has written several books on faith in the marketplace, including Your Work Matters to God, and has a master’s degree from Dallas Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Jan, live in Austin, Texas. They have three children and five grandchildren.

Bill Hendricks is President of The Giftedness Center, a Dallas-based consulting firm specializing in organizational effectiveness and individual career guidance. Bill is the author or coauthor of seventeen books, including Your Work Matters to God, Rockin’ the Roles, The Word in Life Study Bible, The Power of Uniqueness, and The Light That Never Dies: A Story of Hope In the Shadows of Grief. His writings have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Dallas Morning News, Christianity Today, and numerous other publications. He holds an undergraduate degree in English from Harvard University, a master of science in mass communications from Boston University, and a master of arts in biblical studies from Dallas Theological Seminary. He is a Board member for Pine Cove, Inc., serves on the Steering Committee for an international consortium called the Theology of Work Project, and is an active member of Park Cities Presbyterian Church. More important than all of these pursuits, however, are the three amazing daughters, Brittany, Kristin, and Amy, whom the Lord gave to Bill by his late wife Nancy.