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When Forward Feels Backwards

Discovering God's Upside-Down Kingdom and What It Means for Your Work

Jeff Mayhew

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Resource Publications (CA)
07 March 2025
Do you feel stuck in your career? Do you struggle to find a link between what you do at work every day and your mission as a Christian? Do you feel like something's missing in your vocation? If any of these questions resonate with you, chances are you're feeling the tension between how the world views work and what God has uniquely called you to. We all want a calling from God, but far too often we say no to his invitations because they seem so contrary to how we've learned to think about our work lives. If we want to experience the fullness of life that comes from living in line with our callings, we must throw off the worldly wisdom of the workplace that keeps us where we are and embrace the characteristics that define a life lived in step with the Spirit. This book will help you identify the limiting beliefs that keep you from saying yes to all that God has for you and define the foundational truths that you need to receive the vision, purpose, and fulfillment that God has for you at work.
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Imprint:   Resource Publications (CA)
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 140mm,  Spine: 8mm
Weight:   177g
ISBN:   9798385237685
Pages:   146
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Jeff Mayhew is an investment professional with over a decade of experience across renewable energy, infrastructure project development, private equity, and banking. During his career, Jeff has worked with C-suite executives and company founders to evaluate investments, develop business plans, and construct growth initiatives, leading to over 70 completed investments with an aggregate value of $600m. Jeff earned a Bachelor of Management degree in finance and economics from UBC Okanagan, and is a CFA charterholder.

Reviews for When Forward Feels Backwards: Discovering God's Upside-Down Kingdom and What It Means for Your Work

""This book takes the reader on a journey toward spiritual maturity that involves a paradigm shift in outlook or social imaginary. Jeff Mayhew highlights the strategic nature of the workplace as a theatre of spiritual formation. It offers a roadmap toward depth of character."" --Gordon E. Carkner, graduate and faculty ministry coordinator, Outreach Canada ""Struggling to connect your career to your faith? Read this book! Jeff Mayhew offers a master class in discipleship for the working person. As Jeff demonstrates, the workplace is formative in our journey to Christlikeness. He deftly illustrates why and how to shift the default assumptions of success and control to a life of faith, surrender, and alignment with God's Kingdom."" --Timothy Ernst, marketplace mentor, Navigators of Canada ""Many people today feel disenchanted with simply climbing the corporate ladder and find themselves longing for something deeper. Jeff offers a clear and compelling alternative, rooted in the person and way of Jesus. His passion for helping others discover God's presence in their work shines through every chapter as he guides readers toward a path of joy, fulfillment, and more of what we truly need."" --Nathan Harrison, pastor ""In When Forward Feels Backward, Jeff invites us to see the workplace as a significant arena for spiritual formation and transformation. Reflecting on his own journey, he takes readers on an exploratory adventure, challenging us to think deeply and embrace a Spirit-led posture amid the twists and turns of work and our unfolding careers. Offering an alternative narrative, this book equips us to navigate and wayfind through this vital part of our lives, inspiring alignment with God's purpose and discovering the invitation to true freedom in the workplace."" --Stephen Mulder, co-founder, Missional Labs


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