Connect your work
with God’s work.
Awakening Christians to how their faith brings daily purpose.
We equip Christians to steward their vocations for the good of Chattanooga and the glory of God’s kingdom. Through fellowships, courses, events, and resources, we help leaders connect their faith with their work for the flourishing of our city.
Our Programs
“I have met superb people who love the Lord and love their city and want to glorify him with their whole life. They inspire me. It has reminded me that the church in Chattanooga is bigger and more beautiful than just my local church or my online community/tribe.”
FAITH CO-OP PARTICIPANT
Events
Lunch + Learn: Lessons from The Wise Leader
What forms wisdom in us as leaders? This talk explores the challenges of being a leader in a high-expectation, 24/7 world. What insights and practices might biblical wisdom have to offer for Christian leaders today?
Lunch + Learn: Work as Prayer
Join Dan Marotta and Faith Co-Op for a lunch discussion on how work can be a form of prayer as we move toward integration of faith and work.
OUR BLOG
Letters to a Friend
To a friend who is frustrated at work for reasons beyond their control: Our God is inexplicably near to you in this frustration because Christ himself was there: subject to the plans of others, prey to agendas aimed against flourishing, victim of the greatest force beyond our control.
Work ≠ Worth
God in His mercy has continually lifted my eyes from my inbox to remind me that all “work” matters and has re-shaped my priorities in the ways necessary to truly know, love, and serve Him.
Weddings and Treasures
What does it look like to store up treasures in heaven if people are the treasure? From a number of lessons learned through weddings, Josh Suddath show us how Jesus invites us to make people our treasure and watch our hearts grow as we send our treasures “on ahead”.
Citizen & Consumer: The Language of Belonging
As Americans, we are referred to as consumers more often than we are citizens. What does such a shift say about us as a society? Matt Busby offers 3 small steps we can take to begin living more as citizens and stewards of the city we call home.