Work

Research shows that when people feel connected at work they're more productive, motivated, engaged and 3.5 times more likely to contribute to their fullest potential. What does the Bible say about creating a better workplace community? What can we do, individually, to contribute?

Building a Better Workplace Community

The first step towards improving productivity is identifying the problem. How many hours a week do you spend on email and meetings? How much time do you have left for your actual job?

Stay tuned as we identify potential solutions in this series.

Unproductive Work Habits

Do you struggle to make decisions at work? Do you find yourself looking for the ethical answer, but feel stuck, scared, or unsure? In this five-part series, we'll unpack Lee Strobel's Five Ps of ethical decision making. These five principles are key to establishing ethical standards and courageously implementing them. If you strive for an ethical decision making process in your workplace, this is for you! 

Five Ways to Foster Ethics in Your Workplace

Work takes up the majority of our waking hours; it is the most significant activity in our lives. This makes sense if we look through Genesis 1–2 and see that work is the first command we receive from God. We were created to work with God in stewarding his creation. In this series we will look at different dimensions of our work in light of God’s word.

OUR WORK AS WORSHIP

Do you want your business to be successful? If so, you should spend most of your time marketing your business. The purpose of marketing is to attract people to your business, convert those people into paying customers, and keep customers coming back to buy more. To teach you how to market your business, this three-day devotional gives biblical examples of Jesus using these three marketing principles in His calling.

Marketing the Jesus Way

It is impossible to overstate the impact the first Easter has on the work we do each day. In this four-day plan, we’ll explore four things Easter gives us that are essential to our vocations: An identity, a King, a mission, and the ultimate incentive to work with excellence on behalf of our risen Savior.

What Easter Means for Our Work

We all have habits. Some are good, and others are not-so-good. But one thing's for sure: They affect every area of our lives - including our money. Over the next eight days, Rachel Cruze will guide you through seven money habits that can change your life - and your family tree - for years to come. Based on her book, Love Your Life, Not Theirs, these devotions will encourage you to stop comparing your life to the unrealistic world of social media and to start developing the kind of smart money habits that will help you find contentment in the life God's given you.

Love Your Life Not Theirs

Every year, many of us are presented with an opportunity to go on a mission trip. But as a working adult, is this something that you should do? Or is God calling you to something else? How do you know? In this study, we look at what the Bible says about this and your specific role in building God’s Kingdom.

Should You Go On A Short-term Mission Trip?  

This is a reading plan on how to develop a healthy relationship with money. Money is a subject that most "good" people don't want to engage because it is associated with a lot of bad things. While others have used money for evil, most money is used for good. We interact with it everyday and yet few people take time to develop a healthy relationship with it. It is wise to develop a good understanding of this important subject.