A Call To Business

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What do we see in the early church? Believers believed!!! Christ was real, he was for now, he was powerful, he changed everything and against the background of opposition and suffering the message of the Gospel spread like wildfire. The real, visible, vibrant, militant movement of Jesus' followers shook the planet and truly, as Jesus said, so it was. A church built on the prophets and apostles, deeply contemplative, strongly practical.

God has equipped every man and woman to be a minister of the Gospel, all with the same mandate to "go into all the world and make disciples of all nations ....." not only within the structure of local church but in the walking out of our faith in the context of the 'ordinary everyday' shape of our lives, wherever we find ourselves located and whatever the 'work of our hands' comprises.

So what is this "call to business" all about, and what does it look like on a daily basis?

From a justice viewpoint, there is no doubt that the developed world is growing more affluent by the day, and yet perversely in this system known as Capitalism the poor systematically become measurably poorer each year. What the Bible describes as the Babylonian system has grown since the beginning of time based on luxury and power and continues to grow unabated - with ferocious consequences for the least well off, less capable, or those without opportunity or access to capital.

In contrast, the call of God to those who love him has always been to a life of self-sacrifice, service and witness. Whilst we have been busy organising our lives into self-contained compartments which function like separate worlds, the truth is that every Christian is called to be a minister of the Gospel, 24-7. To put it another way, every believer is ordained by God to be an intercessor, a spiritual warrior, a soul-winner and a disciple maker in whatever situation they find themselves - for business people their business environment. Believers can be positioned in business to be counter-cultural, bringing justice, righteousness and excellence into everyday life.

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The God of power, redemption, creativity, love, mercy, and grace is on the move in the marketplace. Like all major moves of God there will be impostors, worldly mediums trying to engage with this coming reformation, full of agendas and pre-conception. With discernment, surrendered hearts, sharpness of vision and authority a new breed of apostolic men and women of business is emerging - aware of destiny, with ability, full of hope and anticipation and no longer lukewarm!

A Call to Business was established in 2000 as a clarion call to those in this sphere to 'wake up' and realise that they are empowered by God to be ministers of the Gospel 7 days a week, that 24-7 they have authority in the Word of God and through his Spirit. Using every tool possible those who are on the journey seek to live out the Gospel both through personal transformation and through social action to see a counter-cultural movement challenging the status quo in society.

Whilst the local church has always been part of God's plan, a new wineskin has emerged, one which can fully engage with the old but which will not be constrained, one which will move with a new anointing like a virus through the corridors of power, shaking the very foundation of the old ways.

When calling and spiritual gifting meet natural gifting and purpose the result will shake the status quo to its foundations.

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Testimonies

Deborah Koroma
Deborah writes from Sierra Leone: Our first Call to Business women's group began a few months ago and is really blessing us. Every time we meet...
William Healey
God’s Orchard Just after sunrise, I took a walk alone down a country lane far from any houses or barns andcame upon a small break in the hedge...
Nick Szkiler
Anneka regained consciousness within a few minutes of the accident. Her 15 year old body had been flung 40 feet through the air by the impact of...
Ailish Singlehurst
Following your dreams. I grew up in inner city Limerick in a time where few people in Ireland actually had money. I left Ireland at the age of...
Luca Bosatta
To work in the front office of an investment bank whilst being passionate for my family and children has always been one of the hardest struggles in...
Wilben Short
My call to business. I am Head of Transport at the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. I have the ultimate responsibility...
Terry Diggines
My name is Terry Diggines and I was born in Leytonstone in the London Borough of Waltham Forest and in 1970 moved to the London Borough of Newham. I...