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
Leading with Curiosity with J.R. Briggs
A leadership breakfast with J.R. Briggs and the kick-off of our ForCHATT Unity Series, on how we can lead with curiosity as we collaborate with one another.
Practicing Friendship at Work
We will hear from two examples of friendships at work, Jessica and Rachel, and William and Travis, who will share their lived experience of creating and maintaining rich, healthy friendship in the workplace.
OUR BLOG
Praying Without Words
As Christians, we long to remain connected to God throughout our workdays, yet the hectic pace of life often distracts us from His presence. When the apostle Paul urged the early church to “pray without ceasing,” he was not talking about an endless list of spoken requests, nor was he asking them to neglect the work before them.
Seeing Our Work As Holy Ground
So what is holy ground? Many of us might grow up with the impression that holiness is distant, strict, or confined to church walls. Yet, if God is with us and has made his dwelling in us, our workplace—no matter how ordinary or mundane—is holy ground.
Letter #5: To a Friend Who Is Preparing for Change
Because we have a God who, in Christ, embraced the cost of loving us with an endless love, we can also surrender our lives before him and pray “Your Kingdom Come,” trusting that this Kingdom comes with the same endless and unfailing love, subverting and renewing everything in its way.
Letter #4: To A Younger Friend About Retirement
Like many people who arrive at retirement ill-prepared, I wish I had started following Jesus earlier. I desire better for you. So why not start your full retirement planning now? Step one is to make sure you are connected to Jesus and living his way as best you can today.