How does a believer compete and succeed in a secular workplace while still making his or her faith a priority? Through a collection of real-life stories and anecdotes, business professor and Chrisian counselor Dr. David Goetsch gives anxious believers the practical advice and reassurance they need to live strong in their faith while making a living.

"With fifteen years of experience in student ministry, I can attest that Christians on the Job is an outstanding resource and must be read by young Christians starting new jobs as well as experienced professionals to help combat the less than tolerant who have declared open season on Christians.”" - Fellowship of Christian Athletes regional director

"Dr. Goetsch’s new book clearly demonstrates that for Christians on the job it is better to be biblically correct than politically correct. His proven, practical advice should be put to use by Christians in all of America’s workplaces." - college professor

"This outstanding new book, Christians on the Job, is a practical 'how-to' that every Christian involved in the workplace should read. The work ethic advocated by Dr. Goetsch is at the heart of everything we do, serving our guests with excellence. A must-read for employers and employees alike!" - Chick-fil-A franchise owner and author of Leadership Economics

"Political correctness has taught Americans to tolerate anything but Christianity. Dr. Goetsch’s superb new book, Christians on the Job, shows Christians how to work in a politically correct environment and win." - author of The Gateway to Liberty

"Christians on the Job is a resource that would bless every church in our nation. David Goetsch’s work is profoundly beneficial for study in Sunday school, Bible study, or prayer breakfast. This is the kind of book I want in the hands of every graduate in our church every year. Over the years, I have found several books on business and vocational excellence. Now I have one saturated with the wisdom of scripture and chock-full of real-world, practical application. These are the very challenges every one of my parishioners face daily" - Communion of Evangelical Churches pastor