You can take your faith to work in appropriate, engaging ways. Workplace Grace offers a simple, non-threatening approach to evangelism. Whether your work takes you to a construction site, a cramped cubical or the corner office, every Christian plays a significant role in the Great Commission. Between Sundays, you can be a pipeline for God's grace in the most strategic mission field in the world: your workplace. Workplace Grace is for Christians who are not gifted evangelists, yet they want to make a spiritual difference at work and see their coworkers and friends come to faith in Jesus Christ. After adopting Workplace Grace strategies, Christians who once felt awkward sharing their faith now say, "A load of guilt has been taken off my shoulders." "I never knew sharing my faith could be so simple." "I can do this!" A simple, non-threatening approach to evangelism. Whether your work takes you to a construction site, a cramped cubical, or the corner office, every Christian plays a significant role in the Great Commission. Between Sundays, you can be a pipeline for God's grace in the most strategic mission field in the world: your workplace. "I believe one of the next great moves of God is going to be through the believers in the workplace." - Dr. Billy Graham Workplace Grace is for Christians who are not gifted evangelists, yet they want to make a spiritual difference at work and see their coworkers and friends come to faith in Jesus Christ. After adopting Workplace Grace strategies, Christians who once felt awkward sharing their faith now say, "A load of guilt has been taken off my shoulders." "I never knew sharing my faith could be so simple." "I can do this!" You can take your faith to work in appropriate, engaging ways. "Don't just read this book. Take to heart what it says and prayerfully zero in on God's "on the job" ministry He has prepared for you." Norm Miller Chairman, Interstate Batteries "Workplace Grace gives us a refreshing challenge to "go public with Jesus." It may be the book that will reignite believers to be proactive in engaging others in spiritual conversations." John Maisel Founder and Chairman Emeritus East-West Ministries International "The best guide on sharing our Christian faith in today's marketplace. So biblical, so practical, so common-sensical, so relational, so non-threatening, and so inspiring! A great choice for either personal growth or a study group." David W. Gill, Ph.D. Mockler-Phillips Professor of Workplace Theology & Business Ethics Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary "The best book I've read on how Christians can share their faith in a way that honors God and our fellow workers. It offers practical, tested, and effective ways to bring the question of God to the workplace. This is a gem." Albert M. Erisman, Ph.D. Executive in Residence, School of Business & Economics Co-chair and Vice President, Theology of Work Project "The principles in Workplace Grace have been successfully applied by over 15,000 busy Christian physicians. Lives were transformed as doctors made their workplace their mission field. Simple, profound, doable--it will transform you!" David Stevens, M.D. CEO, Christian Medical and Dental Associations Bill Peel, Th.M. is the Executive Director of the Center for Faith & Work at LeTourneau University. An award-winning author of seven books, Bill has helped Christians identify their calling and live out their faith in the workplace for almost 30 years. He holds a master's degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and is a doctoral candidate at Gordon-Conwell. Bill and his wife Kathy have three grown sons, four grandchildren, and a Border collie named Hank. They live in Dallas. Walt Larimore, M.D. is one of America's best-known family physicians. He is listed in Best Doctors in America and Who's Who in America. In addition to practicing medicine for over 30 years, Walt has written or co-written over 30 books, including three Gold Medallion nominees. He has hosted award-winning, nationally syndicated health features for radio and television. He and his wife, Barb, have two grown children, two grandchildren, and an adopted tabby named Jack. They live in Colorado Springs.