Work

Worship is more than just music. We long to follow Christ in every area of life, offering our whole lives as worship. So how might this become a reality Monday to Sunday? In our everyday places – offices and colleges, sport clubs and cafes, nursing homes, and churches? Join this 40-day journey to pray and discover how worship can infuse and transform every area of your life.

Whole Life Worship: A Prayer Journey

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

Many organizations go through the exercise of developing core values, only to have employees ignore them. Fortunately, God gave us guidance in Deuteronomy 6 when He commanded the Israelites to instill His values in their children. In this four-part series we'll unpack those commands and apply them to business.

Instilling Core  Values

God had one intended meaning for each word of Scripture. As students of His Word, our job is to discern the meaning of each verse and apply it in many different areas of life, including our work. Over the next 4 days, we will look at 4 popular passages of Scripture that are frequently taken out of context, and thus, misapplied at work and throughout the rest of our lives. 

Out of Context

We'll examine  what the Bible says about  calling and give practical tips for exploring your own calling.

What Does the Bible Say About Calling?

Are you weary and tired? Rest doesn’t just happen, nor is it found in a Netflix binge. In Matthew 11, Jesus gives us the path to soul-deep rest. In this 5-day reading plan, Brittany Rust shares the foundation, two keys, and sustenance for genuine rest.

Rest for the Weary

How you define success guides the decisions you make every day. How you do your work, how you live your life, all depend on your definition of success. So how do you define success?



Redefining Success 

In his book, Winning Character: A Proven Game Plan for Success, renowned college football coach Tommy Bowden explains his method of developing character in his players using the acronym CARDS – commitment, accountability, responsibility, discipline, and sacrifice. Explore with Rick Boxx each of these attributes and develop your team’s character while improving productivity.

Developing Your Team's Character

Even a king with all his wealth and grandeur found another man’s vineyard appealing in I Kings 21. Irrespective of our official position, greed can get the better of us at unguarded moments. But covetousness has no place in godliness. Aldrin Joseph calls us to examine ourselves today since gaining riches and wealth will not satiate the spirit which is famished with deep spiritual hunger.