Welcome to our website. While we're waiting for our design team to finish their work on our home page, we invite you to explore the back pages by clicking on the menu items to your left. Then bookmark and join us regularly for these engaging homepage features: A new front-page online Bible study every week; new daily work/faith truths and Scriptures; plus four articles featuring news and tools for workers who want their faith to impact their working lives. We've built an original database of more than 300 articles, Bible studies and tools for making our work and our lives matter to God, on issues as universal as stress and balance, and as unique as designing practical HR policies, procedures and systems that are consistent with the principles of Scripture.

 

That's not all!

 

With Christians engaged in literally thousands of diverse workplace settings, circumstances and professions, we're looking for new writers to reach audiences a single author might never reach. Whether you're a writer looking to find a home for a weekly or monthly column reaching a distinct audience (single working mothers, for example), or a worker looking to share a deep, one-time truth you've discovered in your work/faith journey, Madetomatter.org welcomes your interest. (Sorry, no bloggers please!)

 

We're also eager to help you discover the dozens of other workplace ministries around the globe who labor shoulder-to-shoulder with us in the field. Here you'll find a guide to the best practices in work, best practices in faith, and best practices in work and faith. Don't miss our regular Top Ten lists covering everything from the best reading for work, relaxation and spiritual growth, or the best or most helpful websites, and even the most surprising and unusual workplace Bible passages. Along the way, you'll also discover our serious commitment to careful application of Scripture in both content and context.

 

 

 

Temporary note to readers coming from our devotional email list: For the full text of the Lacy Letters, scroll to the bottom of this week's devotional, and click on the link to the devotional titled A Permanent Promise. At the bottom of that devotional, you'll find the Lacy Letters.