John finishes our series of talks on work and discusses how everyday is take our Jesus to work day.
Sermons
Series: Work
Michael talks with us about how God has always invited us into rest as one part of a healthy and flourishing life.
Michael shares about the way God calls and specifically gifts us to do certain things, and the way you and I are meant to collaborate with God no matter our specific job.
Brenda digs into what God has to say about dealing with those people in our lives and workplaces that can be really hard to love.
Jesus invites us saying “Come, follow me, and I will make you…”. So what is God making you? Michael explores this passage in Matthew 4 and explains how God has created us with unique gifts which, if we follow Him, will be used to fulfill our innermost desires.
Our culture likes to celebrate overnight success stories. We want to think we can all get rich quick or win the lottery. But what about hard work? John helps us take a look at what the Bible says about our work in Proverbs.
You can’t talk about work and not talk about money. John continues our series on work by unpacking a verse in Ephesians that can teach us how to have a healthy relationship with work and money.
We’ve pretty much all had bad work experiences in our lives. So how do we deal with bad bosses or work that just sucks? John shares Paul’s advice to us from Ephesians.
As we explore Jesus’ words in the parable of the talents, Brian encourages us to consider the implications of this parable to our work. What has God entrusted to you in your vocation? What does it look like to be faithful with what God has entrusted to you? Matthew 25:14-30
We’ve often read the parable of the sheep and the goals from Matthew 25 as only referring to special acts of giving and serving the poor, but what if Jesus seems is relating our entire eternal destiny to how we serve others through our work.