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We need to equip people to live out Christian discipleship in the workplace. Small-group leaders are especially suited for this because they minister to laypeople every week in their groups. Most think about Christian discipleship as something that happens inside the church. Committing to Jesus means volunteering in the church nursery, attending a small group, being a greeter, going on a mission trip, serving at the soup kitchen, or giving money to the church. Work, on the other hand, is simply a necessity that must be endured to put bread on the table. God’s primary interest in our jobs, it seems, is that we tithe our salaries.

Is it possible, though, to make our work “Christian”? Unfortunately, when we think about people who try to do this, all kinds…