Mark Greene’s much-loved book on making a kingdom difference right where you are has been fully refreshed, revised, and republished for its 10^th anniversary. It’s got new stories, a new intro, and a lovely new cover to boot!

In this horizon-expanding, spirit-lifting book, Mark serves up a liberating view of how God can and does work in and through us in our daily lives.

Whether you’re a student or retired, at work or the school gate, in the gym or the supermarket, here is a fresh, simple framework that offers us six ways to be fruitful for Christ wherever we are, whatever we’re doing.

Brimming with real-life stories, and updated for our changing times, the combination of biblical insight, humour and practical steps will not only spark your imagination, it will enrich your sense of wonder at the greatness and grace of the God who not only gave his life for us, but invites us to join him in his glorious transforming work.

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‘Fruitfulness on the Frontline has already equipped thousands of people to live out their faith more fruitfully, meaningfully and joyfully in the workplace and beyond. Of course, the world around us is shifting fast, and so I’m delighted to see this new, updated edition with its strong emphasis upon the dignity and desirability of doing a good job and living out our prayers in very practical ways.’
Pete Greig, 24-7 Prayer International

‘This is a very dangerous book. If you read it, anything might happen. In particular, you might find that you have to let God out of the safe box you’ve got him in and let him come with you to your ‘frontline’ – to the places where you spend most of your life. God doesn’t live in churches, and neither do we. God has work for every single one of us to do in those places where we actually live and work. The only question is whether we are prepared to be God’s employees.’
Jane Williams, author and McDonald Professor in Christian Theology at St Mellitus College

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About the author

Ex-NYC adman, ex-Vice Principal of the London School of Theology, and graduate in Hebrew, Mark was LICC’s Executive Director for two decades. A pioneer champion of workplace ministry and whole-life discipleship, his other books include Thank God it’s Monday, Probably the Best Idea in the World and, with Catherine Butcher, the million-copy selling The Servant Queen and the King She Serves.

He’s married to Katriina and they have three joyously different young adult children. Mark loves fiction and films and does a reasonable imitation of Rowan Atkinson and an unrecognisable one of Sean Connery. His wife wishes it were the other way around. His children wish he wouldn’t do either.