Steven Garber

Biography

Steven Garber has served as professor of marketplace theology and leadership at Regent College in Vancouver, as principal of The Washington Institute for Faith, Vocation & Culture, and as a consultant. Garber wrote Visions of Vocation (2025) and The Seamless Life (2023), and wrote the foreword to Working Blessedly Forever, Volume 1 (2024).

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The Symphony of Mission

Christian Living

“This book is for every son of Adam and daughter of Eve who wants to make sense of life in the world, for everyone everywhere who longs to live life for the sake of the world.”

The Wise Leader

Work, Money & Leadership

“Deeply grounded in the world that is and in the world that someday will be, Uli Chi has twined together the most ancient wisdom with his years of experience in the marketplaces of life, allowing us to read over his shoulder and through his heart, writing a book for the generations. As beautifully written as it is profoundly true, The Wise Leader is for everyone who leads, for everyone who someday will lead.”

Wisdom from Babylon

Church Leadership & Ministry

“To be in but not of the world. Drawing on a lifetime of careful study, Gordon T. Smith brings together spiritual theology, sociological analysis, church history, and cultural critique in his new book, Wisdom from Babylon. Having apprenticed himself to the church's most trusted teachers whose wisdom still shapes the life and labor of faithful people centuries later, he is at the same time attentive to the contemporary complexity of this task, thoughtfully engaging the tensions of being the church in the globalizing, pluralizing, and secularizing world that is ours. A master teacher whose thinking is marked by unusual clarity and depth, this book is for all who long to make sense of honest faith in the twenty-first century.”

Women, Work, and Calling

Work, Money & Leadership

“In Women, Work, and Calling, Joanna Meyer draws on years of listening to women who work, paying attention to the complexity of their calling as they wrestle with the question, What is my work and what does it mean? Biblically born, experientially rich, attentive to the most contemporary questions about what life and labor require of us, this grounded, thoughtful meditation gives us a window into what it means to be a woman at work in the world, a perennial challenge for daughters of Eve at any time and in any place.”