| Center's Book of the Month Forum

Welcome to CFCBET’s Book of the Month Forum! We invite you to join our community as we read through and discuss selected books that are relevant to doing business in God’s world. The first of each month we will begin the discussion and provide a brief description of the book and author. We will also kickoff the conversation with some questions raised by the Center, the author, or the book itself. Readers are encouraged to join the forum, weigh in on the discussion, view posts and interviews with the author, and submit their questions!

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Introducing July’s Book of the Month:

Instead of grinding it out until Friday and living only for weekends, a successful Ohio manufacturing executive has seen how his work can be filled with meaning and purpose. The key is integrating his work and beliefs. As a result, both grow – along with his love for Mondays.

Peter Jennings summarized an ABC News feature story about John Beckett’s company by saying, “They are using the Bible as a guide to business.” In Loving Monday Beckett fleshes out this theme, explaining how his company still uses the same truths that have guided individuals and civilizations for centuries. He shows how these time-tested truths can be applied faithfully and successfully in today’s fast-paced, high-tech, market-driven world.

Additional Center Recommendations

A word from Phil Clements….

Welcome to the Center for Christian Business Ethics Recommended Reading List. We have designed this page to be a central location for materials written on business ethics. While the Center’s emphasis is on the important role Christianity plays in supporting proper business activity, the Center also provides limited resources for other views.

The Center solicits suggestions for material and postings, as well as additional comments on each offering.