Wide Open Spaces: The High Calling

The work we do each day - whether in our homes, offices, churches, or neighborhoods - is more than just the drudgery of the curse. Before sin entered the world, there was work. God gave it to as a high calling, a way to be like Him.

Over the past few years, I have become increasingly involved in an online magazine and network called theHighCalling.org that celebrates work as more than just a venue for evangelism, "Our work itself should be a testimony to our creator. That is why we encourage each other to remember the high calling of our daily work." Recently, I have become a content editor for this amazing community of believers, and I am thrilled to be part of their team.

If you would like to find out more about theHighCalling.org, visit the site and check us out. If you are interested in getting more involved, go straight to this page which will give you the scoop you are looking for.

You can also find out more about the High Calling by visiting the blogs and websites of other High Calling editors:

Gordon Atkinson: Real Live Preacher

L.L. Barkat: Seedlings in Stone, Love Notes to Yahweh, Green Inventions Central

Laura Boggess: The Wellspring

Claire Burge: claire b

Dena Dyer: Mother Inferior

Marcus Goodyear: GoodWordEditing.com

Tina Howard: Spaghettipie

Dan King: BibleDude.net

Ann Kroeker: AnnKroeker.com

Jennifer (Dukes) Lee: Getting Down With Jesus

Bradley Moore: Shrinking the Camel