Teaching the ties of being a disciple of Jesus to our day-to-day work is rare. What exists is primarily moral instruction: Honesty in business dealings, integrity, and not making money an idol. The idea is that our characters will shine so bright that people will ask us about our source. How is that going for you? In a den of thieves, that puts us at a disadvantage. However, Jesus told us to be "wise as serpents and innocent as doves." But don't you think the God who numbers the hairs on your head would not be intensely interested in your work? Jesus said that the Kingdom had come upon us. If so, as its citizens, we can reflect not only its character but also its skill and wisdom. That is what this workbook will do. In addition, with the march of technology, developing and refining the God-given faculty of creativity is necessary. And, wherever you are, each of us must find a way to contribute to the enterprise's success, whether a corporation or sole proprietorship. That is why it is subtitled "The Creative Contributor." So, far from being a liability, discipleship is the true "Christian advantage."