What if we've been reading Job through the wrong lens?
For generations, the Book of Job has been viewed primarily as the Bible's great treatise on suffering. But what if God intended us to see something more? Job was not a priest. He was not a prophet, a king, or a military hero. He was a businessman.
God Himself declared Job to be "blameless and upright" and called him the greatest man in the East. His life was marked by remarkable integrity, exceptional leadership, and extraordinary blessing. Far from condemning success, Scripture presents Job as a powerful example of what it means to honor God in the marketplace.
Meet Job, the Businessman invites readers to rediscover this remarkable man and uncover biblical principles that remain as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago. Through careful examination of Scripture, practical insights, and real-life stories from around the world, Warton demonstrates that business, when conducted God's way, is not a second-class calling but a sacred vocation through which believers can glorify God, influence others, and transform lives.
Whether you are an entrepreneur, business owner, or simply seeking to integrate your faith with your daily work, this book will inspire you to see your calling with fresh eyes.
