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Written specifically for college students navigating questions about calling, career, and purpose, this standalone book adapts Dan Doriani's acclaimed Work that Makes a Difference for a younger audience facing unique challenges and opportunities. Developed with input from experienced college ministry leaders and workplace professionals, each of the five main chapters is followed by discussion questions ideal for small groups or individual reflection.

Whether you're considering your first internship, just beginning your career, or wondering what God has to say about how and why we work, this accessible guide helps you see that every field, whether arts, business, or education, is a place where we can glorify God and love our neighbors. It's an essential resource for any college student or young professional wanting to prepare to make a difference in their corner of the world.

Endorsements

“In my nearly 30 years of college ministry, I've seen many Christian students thrive in college but struggle when they transition to ‘the real world.’ Dan Doriani understands this and provides wisdom to help with writing that's deep and theologically rooted while also being incredibly practical. He gets into the nitty-gritty of the questions recent graduates face as they enter the workforce for the first time.” - Olan Stubbs, Executive Director, Campus Outreach Birmingham

“An intuitive, gospel-centered vision of work that every college student needs—this guide enables students to see that faith and vocation belong together, and that honest work can serve both God and neighbor. Wise, practical, and hopeful, it prepares students to step into the workplace with clarity, confidence, and purpose.” - David A. Barnes, RUF Campus Minister

“Equal parts devotional, topical study, and theological approach to work. Perfect for anyone in their 20s, with a reservoir of knowledge deep enough to still tap into in your 80s. Use this resource at any stage in your work journey: dreaming, planning, switching careers, or building a foundation for years to come.” - Tess Merrell, Student Ministries Coordinator at Chesterfield Presbyterian Church