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What People Are Saying
“In Redeeming the Workplace, Matthew Warner recovers a truth we’ve forgotten: Work is not just what we do but how we are transformed. This wonderful book is a powerful guide to turning ordinary jobs into extraordinary paths to holiness.”
—Arthur C. Brooks, #1 New York Times best-selling author of The Meaning of Your Life
“Matthew Warner has written an immensely practical, readable, and most important of all, essential call to holiness for all people who work. He’s made it both compelling and simple. What a combination!”
—Patrick Lencioni, author of The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, The Ideal Team Player, and The Advantage
“The knee-jerk criticism of distributism is that even though it might sound good, it’s impossible. It can’t be done. Matthew Warner not only shows that it can be done, but how to do it. And he demonstrates plainly and potently that distributism is localism.”
—Dale Ahlquist, president of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton and editor of The Everlasting Man: A Guide to G. K. Chesterton’s Masterpiece
“My parish uses Flocknote, so I enjoyed this book’s behind-the-scenes insights into the values and operations of this successful enterprise. But Matthew Warner’s book offers far more: He draws deeply from the Catholic tradition to show how corporate founders and senior leaders can put their beliefs and spirituality front and center as they create their companies.”
—Chris Lowney, author of Heroic Leadership
“This book came at a time when I was pretty worn down from work, and honestly, it hit me in a way I didn’t expect. There are a lot of books out there about productivity and leadership, but this gets at something deeper, the why behind all of it. It challenged the way I think about work, ownership, and especially rest—not in a weird or abstract way but in a way that actually connects to real life. You can tell it’s rooted in Scripture and the Tradition of the Church, but it’s also very practical. It doesn’t just stay in ideas; it pushes you to look at your life and how you’re actually living. If you’re feeling stretched thin or trying to figure out how your work fits into a bigger picture, I’d definitely recommend it.”
—Rob Kaczmark, founder and CEO of Spirit Juice Studios