The Sunday-to-Monday gap isn't a motivation problem — it's a formation problem. Theologian James Spencer brings his Thinking Christian Framework to bear on what it looks like when faith actually follows you to work.
What would it look like if your faith actually showed up at work – not just on Sunday?
In this episode, Josh and Eric sit down with theologian and author James Spencer to explore why so many sincere Christians live with a faith that's fully engaged on Sunday and effectively absent by Monday morning. James brings his Thinking Christian Framework to the conversation — a four-part approach to recognizing God's reality, developing a theological disposition, committing to theo-logic, and engaging in disciplined inquiry — and shows how it hits the ground in ordinary work life.
I believe the work we do Monday through Friday matters to God and to our neighbors. A native Lancastrian with fifteen years in Christian higher education, I co-founded FaithWorks Lancaster to cultivate theologically reflective practice at home.
I believe any task or job can be worship, a way to reflect God to creation and to our neighbors. A seminary-trained Lancastrian with a decade in Christian higher ed, I co-founded FaithWorks Lancaster to bring this posture into everyday life.
