David Miller teaches business ethics to graduate students at Yale. Half are MBA students and the other half are in the Yale divinity school.
David's focus in this class is helping his business students see the role the practice of faith plays in the workplace, and helping his divinity school students to start realizing, honoring, and supporting business leaders in their workplace calling.
This is David's passion. Helping Christians integrate their faith into their work. David recently released a new book called God At Work that looks at the depth, breadth, history, and promise of spirituality in the workplace. It offers compelling new evidence that "faith at work" is a bona fide social movement and not just a passing fad. It shows that rather than being "today's flavor" or merely "politically correct," it is here to stay.
This resource establishes the importance of this movement, identifies the possibilities and challenges, and points toward future questions. It is "essential reading" if you have a strong interest in the integration of faith at work.
232 pages, hardback
BONUS!
David Miller was recently interviewed by Os Hillman in an hour-long conversation about what he is seeing today in the faith at work movement, and he shares core concepts from "God At Work." You can listen to this interview as a downloadable mp3 file with your order of "God at Work." A $20 value!
About the Author
David W. Miller, Ph.D. is Executive Director of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture at Yale Divinity School and Assistant Professor (Adjunct) of Business Ethics. He brings an unusual "bilingual" perspective to the academic world, having also spent 16 years in senior executive positions in international business and finance.
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"My good friend David Miller has given us a thorough and scholarly review of the current faith and work movement in God at Work. In this work, you will understand the history and the potential future of the faith and work movement. It is designed to be used by those genuinely interested in the faith at work movement."
-- Os Hillman, Author/Speaker |
