usiness and Work as Mission is a Scripture-centered guide for Christians who desire to bring their work, leadership, business, entrepreneurship, innovation, and professional influence under the lordship of Jesus Christ.

Written for pastors, students, entrepreneurs, managers, employees, ministry leaders, educators, and Christian professionals, this book challenges the false divide between sacred and secular work. It argues that the marketplace is not spiritually neutral. It is a field where truth, courage, stewardship, ambition, justice, technology, money, leadership, and witness are tested before God.

Prof. Sixbert SANGWA develops a biblical framework for faithful enterprise and marketplace mission, showing how work is rooted in creation, wounded by sin, redeemed in Christ, and redirected toward God's glory and neighbor love. The book addresses practical and theological questions about profit, ethical dilemmas, servant leadership, workplace culture, social entrepreneurship, impact investing, global business, artificial intelligence, creation stewardship, and Christian witness in compromised systems.

Rather than offering a prosperity message or a shallow motivational manual, this book calls believers to repentance, excellence, discernment, courage, and faithful presence. It exposes modern compromises such as greed disguised as ambition, mission reduced to branding, performative ethics, coercive compliance cultures, dehumanizing technology, relativism, and workplace silence in the face of evil.

With biblical depth, academic seriousness, and practical application, Business and Work as Mission equips readers to think, work, lead, build, invest, innovate, and witness as marketplace disciples who serve Christ faithfully until He comes.