Podcast appearances and mentions of christian work ethic

The Book of PsalmsPsalm 127Psalm 127 shows the emptiness of self-reliance and invites us to trust God in our work, rest, and relationships. Lasting meaning and legacy come not from what we build, but from what God builds through us.Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath on May 4, 2025Foothill Church exists to glorify God by living as disciples of Jesus who make disciples of Jesus. https://foothill.church Learn about our For the Sake of His Name 2-Year Discipleship Journey: https://foothill.church/FTSOHN

Sermon Direct Link 5/4/25 Rev. Clint Smith Bye-Bye Busybodies Part 1 (Colossians 3:22-24; 2 Thessalonians 3:6-12) What Is the Christian Work Ethic? The Christian work ethic is rooted in Scripture and exemplified by the Apostle ... Read More The post Bye-Bye Busybodies Part 1 (Colossians 3:22-24; 2 Thessalonians 3:6-12) appeared first on Town Creek Baptist Church.

In this sermon, Simon Pranaitis lays the groundwork for a biblical view of work, showing that labor is not a curse but a good gift from God. Drawing from Genesis 1 and 2, he explains how work and money are part of God's original design and highlights their redemptive purpose. The biblical view of work helps believers reframe their understanding of vocation and provision. ★ Support this podcast ★

Passage: Proverbs 6:6-11Date: February 16, 2025

The grace of God is not an excuse for laziness. It gives not only pardon for sin but power for Christ-honoring work.

Speaker or Performer: Pastor Gregg Kite Scripture Passage(s): 1 Timothy 6:1-2 Date of Delivery: November 24, 2024

 Westminster Presbyterian Church service for Sunday, July 21, 2024 at 11 a.m. 

In a world where work often seems like everything, it's easy to lose sight of our true identity. Join us as we explore what it means to find meaning in our work without letting it define who we are. A message by Sam Barlow

Date: SUN AM 5th May 2024 Preacher: Rev. David McLaughlin Bible Reference: Colossians 3:22 - 4:1 And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;

2nd Thessalonians 3:6-9

In this episode of Pray the Word on Colossians 3:23–24, David Platt challenges us to pursue glorifying God through our vocation.

David Mathis | The Christian work life is founded squarely on Christ's finished work and aimed at his eternal glory.

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09/03/2023 - Stephen Crotts - Christian Work Ethic (2 Thess. 3:10-11; 1 Timothy 6:8-10) by Faith Community Church of South Boston, VA

Hello and welcome to the show today! It is such a pleasure to have you with us again today as we study the Word of God together.  The Voyage For Rome— You will remember in our study of the book of Acts that Paul has recently stood trial before Governor Festus in Caesarea. And (not getting justice) Paul has been forced to appeal to Caesar. And so he's going to be transferred to Rome to be tried in Caesar's court. And so he's put on board a ship along with Luke and Aristarchus (two men who supported him in ministry); and the ship (which is carrying a bunch of prisoners) sets sail for Rome. And they make a number of stops and change ships at a place called Myra. And from there they continue on their way; but are met with adverse winds that eventually drive them to a port called Fair Havens. From their they wanted to reach Phoenix, which would be a better place to winter in. But Paul warns the captain and Julius (the Roman centurion) not to continue, predicting disaster if they do. However, they don't listen to him and choose to proceed anyways. And in so doing they get caught in a violent, tempestuous storm known as Euroclydon. And for two harrowing weeks they battle this storm. Now most of the men think they are going to die. And dying at sea was something sailors were terrified of because it was believed that if you died at sea, your soul would never find its way to rest in the realm of the dead; and would wander aimlessly over the surface of the waters in which you had perished. Not a great quality of afterlife to look forward to (at least in their minds), which is why before sailors would set out to sea, they would always offer sacrifices to the gods for special protection. And so we see here that they are absolutely terrified. But there is a person among them who is not afraid: Paul. Paul is calm and courageous in the midst of that storm. And, that is one of the marks of true Christians, by the way. Moravians Unafraid— You know, it's interesting. [When John Wesley was on his voyage to North America as a missionary from England, his ship encountered a terrible storm, so bad that they feared for their lives. The English immigrants on the ship were shrieking with fear. Wesley examined himself, as he usually did in all circumstances, “and found to his horror that he was afraid, mortally afraid of dying.” But a group of Moravian Christians from Germany were singing hymns amidst the storm. After the storm had subsided, Wesley went to one of them and asked, “Were you not afraid?” The man replied, “I thank God, no!” Wesley persisted, “But were not your women and children afraid?” “No,” came the reply, “our women and children are not afraid to die.” This experience had a profound influence on Wesley, and these and other Moravians had a big part to play in his subsequent experience of evangelical conversion that sparked off the eighteenth-century revival in England.] The reason many of us are Christians today is because a handful of Christians chose (in the midst of a storm) to live by faith and not by fear. Faith In God's Promise— And so Paul was not afraid to die. But he was also courageous for another reason; and that was that he knew that he (and every person on board that ship) were going to live. Paul (after telling them “I told you so!”) encourages them by telling them that an angel came to him and was going to preserve him and enable him to complete his mission. And the angel told him that He had granted to him the lives of those who were with him. And from here on out, Paul directs them until (as he predicts) they run aground, are wrecked on an island, and make their way onto the beach. And that is where our story today picks up. It says in… Acts 28:1 (NKJV)— 1 Now when they had escaped, they then found out that the island was called Malta.  Malta— Now [Malta was {an island that was} part of the Roman province of Sicily and was located about 60 miles south of that island near the toe of Italy.] It [was known as Melita by the Greeks and Romans.] But the name Malta literally means “refuge”. And that is fitting, because it really was a refuge for them in this time of crisis. It says in… Acts 28:2 (NKJV)— 2 And the natives showed us unusual kindness; for they kindled a fire and made us all welcome, because of the rain that was falling and because of the cold.  Barbarians— Now the word “natives” or “islanders” (as your translation may say) is literally “barbarians”. Now before images of Arnold Schwarzenegger's Conan the Barbarian come to mind, the word “barbarian” was a term used by Greeks for all non-Greek speaking people. So I think most of you (no offense) are just a bunch of barbarians. You don't speak Greek. And neither did these natives of Malta. But that doesn't mean they were uncivilized tribesmen or anything like that. They just didn't speak Greek. They were actually [Phoenician in their ancestry and used a Phoenician dialect, although they were otherwise thoroughly Romanized.] But we see that these “barbarians” show them kindness. [It was raining and cold at the end of October or the beginning of November.] And so these natives make a fire for these shipwrecked men, who had probably been cold for some time (even before the shipwreck). And it says in… Acts 28:3a (NKJV)— 3 But when Paul had gathered a bundle of sticks and laid them on the fire, {In other words, Paul gets busy, seeking to help with the task at hand.} Unhelpful People— Now let me ask you. Have you ever been part of a work group where there was that one person who (for some reason or other) would simply not do anything? Maybe they were a part of your project group at school and didn't pull their weight but still got a good grade because of everybody else's work? They weren't really very helpful. I don't know if you've been in a situation like that before, but it can be very frustrating. Media's Portrayal of Christians— Well, that's how the media often portrays Christians. Christians are sometimes nice, but are almost always close-minded, uneducated, and often so heavenly minded that they are of no earthly good, if you know what I mean. They aren't wise; and are often absolutely useless in real emergencies. Now those media producers would have a hard time reporting on or making a film about Paul because [Paul did not fit into this stereotype, nor did Joseph, Moses, Joshua, David, Solomon, Daniel, Mordecai, Nehemiah, or a host of others known for both their wisdom and their godliness.] And what we see about Paul is that he dives right into the manual labor of doing what needs to be done. Now he didn't have to. He could have sat this one out. He had so much respect from the men at this point, he probably could have asked for a throne and they would have made him one. But he doesn't do that.  Too Little Work— I read recently of how [A personnel manager rejected a job applicant because the firm was overstaffed. But the would-be employee persisted, "The little bit of work I'd do won't even be noticed!”] Now sadly, that is how a lot of people live. But true followers of Christ are not that way. And Paul certainly wasn't. He dives right in to help with the manual labor, despite everything he had already done. Moody's Servanthood— You know, [One rainy day, a man accompanied by two women arrived at Northfield, hoping to enroll his daughter in D. L. Moody's school for young women. The three needed help in getting their luggage from the railway depot to the hotel, so the visitor “drafted” a rather common-looking man with a horse and wagon, assuming he was a local cabby. The “cabby” said he was waiting for students, but the visitor ordered him to take them to the hotel. The visitor was shocked when the “cabby” did not charge him, and was even more shocked to discover that the “cabby” was D. L. Moody himself! Moody was a leader because he knew how to be a servant.] Well, that's Paul. A Strong Work Ethic— And you know. That ought to be you and me as well. When people look at us, they ought to see people who are willing to be servants to others and who are not strangers to hard work; people who are always seeking for the next right thing to do and then doing whatever that is faithfully, to the best of our ability and for the glory of God.  “…no earthly good”— Now there have been Christians who were (as they say) “so heavenly minded that they were of no earthly good.” But that is really antithetical to the kind of godliness we find in scripture. Even Jesus (God in the flesh) new what hard labor was and set Himself to it diligently. And we see that with Paul, who supported himself for much of his ministry with his tent-making. He didn't want to be a burden on anybody. He didn't have that laid back mentality.  Not Just The Spiritual Stuff— I had a young man recently communicated to me that he felt limited in his spiritual walk. He couldn't devote all his time to prayer and Bible study and ministry and that kind of thing because he has a fulltime job and a wife and kids. And so he doesn't have a lot of time for the super spiritual stuff. And God led me immediately to correct him (in love of course) because his perspective was wrong. I told him that we are often tempted to think that God cares only about the spiritual stuff. But that is not true. God can be just as glorified in the daily grind as He is during those moments when you are doing Bible study, prayer, or ministry. Now it's important to find those times two focus on the spiritual things, but how you carry yourself at work and how you devote yourself to the tasks you are given bears great testimony of your faith in the Lord. And God is just as present and can be just as actively working through you while you were at work as He is when you are by yourself doing the “spiritual stuff.”  And so I want to encourage you today to devote yourself to your work. Whatever God has given to you to do, do it faithfully so that when people will look at you they will have respect and admiration and will see in your life the very reflection of Jesus. Let's do so. Amen.

We are not saved by our works, but the Bible has a LOT to say about work.Our nation has long embraced a "Christian work ethic." In fact, our work ethic has been a key component in the success of our nation. Do we still have that work ethic or are we losing it?Join me today's Daily Word & Prayer to learn more.Who do you know who needs to hear this message? Go ahead and share it with them!Scripture Used in Today's MessageJohn 5:17John 17:4Genesis 1:28Exodus 20:9Colossians 3:23-241 Corinthians 15:58Matthew 9:37-38To find Tom on Instagram, Facebook, TicTok, and elsewhere, go to linktr.ee/tomthepreacher                 ************* Tour Israel with Tom ************Join me next February (2023) as I lead a tour of The Holy Land!We'll study the life of Jesus at the very places He taught, performed His mighty miracles, was crucified, and resurrected! We'll also have plenty of worship, fellowship, and fun!For more info, check out my web page www.TomthePreacher.com/israel Have you read my book, "Takin' it to Their Turf"?If not, you may request a copy on my website, www.TomthePreacher.comWe send a copy to anyone who donates to our ministry, but if you can't do so, simply request a copy by sending us an email.************ Do you want to have all your sins forgiven and know God personally? *********Check out my video "The Bridge Diagram" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0Kjwrlind8&t=1sCheck out my website, www.TomthePreacher.com, to learn more about my ministry and sign up for my daily email. And make sure to request a copy of my book, Takin' it to Their Turf, when you visit my website.Check out my videos on this channel to learn how to answer tough questions challenging our faith.

In today's episode, Dr. Starnes takes us through Paul's instruction on how Christians are to operate in the work place. Have you ever considered that how you act and react in your job, whether you are in management or just a layperson, is a reflection of your relationship with Jesus Christ and witness to those around you?Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

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Rick Manning joins Pastor Greg as they discuss the need for Americans to realize how a Christian Work Ethic and Ingenuity made America the greatest nation on earth. Having God and biblical values as the foundation caused Americans to work harder and try harder. Sign up at GetLiberty.org for Email Alerts Your 2A is under attack! Ethan Peck FEP National Center for Public Policy discusses what ESG means and how it is being used to silence free speech, eliminate non Government approved woke businesses. HRC the Inhuman rights campaign that is pushing the sodomization of America and the children rates all business using the environmental social governance score to be sure you are being LGBTPQ affirming and funding transgender mutilation of your five year old son/grandson and their sexualization like Kinsey did with five month olds.

Rick Manning joins Pastor Greg as they discuss the need for Americans to realize how a Christian Work Ethic and Ingenuity made America the greatest nation on earth. Having God and biblical values as the foundation caused Americans to work harder and try harder. Sign up at GetLiberty.org for Email Alerts Your 2A is under attack! Ethan Peck FEP National Center for Public Policy discusses what ESG means and how it is being used to silence free speech, eliminate non Government approved woke businesses. HRC the Inhuman rights campaign that is pushing the sodomization of America and the children rates all business using the environmental social governance score to be sure you are being LGBTPQ affirming and funding transgender mutilation of your five year old son/grandson and their sexualization like Kinsey did with five month olds.

Thursday Evening In-Depth Bible Study

Thursday Evening In-Depth Bible Study

Thursday Evening In-Depth Bible Study

Thursday Evening In-Depth Bible Study

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Top Ten Lessons from Dr Yaw Perbi - #YawQUOTES Pivoting. COVID-19 required many things that were in-person to pivot online. That has led to increased reach. Today, we have leadership, impact, business and ministry without borders.  The new world of work. For my executive programme, I have different managers operating seamlessly from different countries. This requires an understanding of the dance of leadership.  Hybrids. The post-COVID-19 world will be an amphibian world; dominated by people who are able to excel both in-person and online. Those who can't manage this shift will be caught out.  Africa's Season. COVID-19 could be Africa's greatest opportunity and our season. We have more Christians than any other continent. We are ahead in mobile telephony penetration, mobile money and a number of potentially positive indicators. Destiny. I was almost not born alive. There was a medical complication that threatened my life; and my mother prayed and promised God that if I survived, I would be dedicated to him. Early Pointers. Responsibilities and leadership kept following me right from school. I acted as Jesus in my school play, was school prefect at various levels and got selected for three international leadership programmes. Interwoven threads. To the onlooker, my life may look scattered from medicine to ministry, to media to finance etc. But they are all interwoven and the common thread is leadership. Authentic Leadership. I have become a proponent of authentic and cross cultural leadership. More than ever before, the world needs GQ or Global Intelligent Quotient; an appreciation of different cultures and perspectives. The secular-sacred divine is not biblical. Jesus is interested in the whole world from Archaeology to Zoology. When the policeman or teacher or doctor understands that it is the work of the Lord, the world will be a better place. Secular work is full-time service.  Christian Work Ethic. With the numbers we have, if Christians translate our faith into the marketplace, there will be total transformation all around us. 

Colossians 3:22-4:1

Colossians 3:22-4:1

What tools can be used to analyze an historical question?  In this episode we take a brief look at some texts and scholarly work on the idea of a “work ethic” in the Russian Orthodox faith.  What has motivated Orthodox Russians to work?  What is the essence of such an idea?  Is there anything to which it may be compared?  To answer these questions, we may look at theological texts but also historical statistical data and comparative analysis.

What does Christian Work Ethic look like? Today we're back in Ephesians talking about hard work.

Mankind was engineered by God to work. In fact, prior to the fall, Adam & Eve tended the Garden. Work is a vital component in persevering humanity. Just like a Christian's proper attitude towards work is vital to brining God glory. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "The Christian Work Ethic," from 2 Thessalonians 3:6-18, where we'll be encouraged in as much.

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Pastor Bryan Newberry teaches 1 Timothy 6:1-2 - A Christian Work Ethic. Recorded at Calvary Chapel of Los Alamitos on Oct 28 2020, on Wednesday evening Sermon. Log into our website: https://www.bryannewberry.org

II Thessalonians 3:8-10

2 Thessalonians 3:6-18

8/23/20Dr. Rit Varriale

Hear Pastor Steven Hofmaier's sermon on Colossians 3:22-25.

Learn what the Bible says about why Christians should work, how we should work and what to do if someone won’t work. “Without hard work, nothing grows but weeds!”

Join us On the Objective as your host Steven Menking welcomes back Bill Chapman for another discussion about the application of the Christian faith to the times that we are living in. This conversation focuses on the importance of work ethic, how you can differentiate yourself from your peers, and how faith comes into play in these scenarios. It appears that our generation is largely lacking motivation for the Kingdom of God and even in the many things we tend to in regard to our families, jobs, and in general. What can be done to strengthen our resolve and understanding? Thanks for joining us On the Objective!Bill ChapmanTwitter: https://twitter.com/bchapman151On the ObjectiveWebsite: http://ontheobjective.org/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OntheObjectiveSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/on-the-objectiveiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/on-the-objective-28550447/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ontheobjectiveEmail: ontheobjective@gmail.com

Join us On the Objective as your host Steven Menking welcomes back Bill Chapman for another discussion about the application of the Christian faith to the times that we are living in. This conversation focuses on the importance of work ethic, how you can differentiate yourself from your peers, and how faith comes into play in these scenarios. It appears that our generation is largely lacking motivation for the Kingdom of God and even in the many things we tend to in regard to our families, jobs, and in general. What can be done to strengthen our resolve and understanding? Thanks for joining us On the Objective!Bill ChapmanTwitter: https://twitter.com/bchapman151On the ObjectiveWebsite: http://ontheobjective.org/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OntheObjectiveSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/on-the-objectiveiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/on-the-objective-28550447/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ontheobjectiveEmail: ontheobjective@gmail.com

SERIES: Finance Matters Colossians 3:22-25 Christians are to work as giving God-glorifying worship to him in a humble and holy way, loving neighbor as themselves in their calling and responsibilities.

Nehemiah 3 gives us a fantastic portrait of what it looks like to work together with one mission, and to show people the reality of God.

Nehemiah 3 gives us a fantastic portrait of what it looks like to work together with one mission, and to show people the reality of God.

In the 1970's the Japanese Emperor announced that anything made in Japan had to be of the best quality. My father-s cousins brought with them for the next several furloughs the world-s smallest transistor radio made in Japan, then the first walkman renamed from the Walkalong made in Japan, and the Nintendo game made in Japan.----The Japanese business men joined in with the Emperor seeking to worship the American God better than the Americans. The Japanese business men discovered William Edwards Deming who lived in Wyoming who had challenged the American business men to upgrade their factories. ----When the American business men rejected Deming, he went to the Japanese business men. By the 1980's it was said that -Murphy no longer works here in Japan.- Murphy-s law is, -If something can go wrong, it will.-----The American factories were no longer laughing at Deming. Murphy-s law continued to work in American Factories ----The Cabinet Shop I was working in North Carolina was following the American way. That Cabinet Shop was bought out by a new factory owner who was a Christian who had learned from William Edwards Deming.----The American Factory mentality had forgotten the Biblical Work Ethic which is described in Colossians 3-22-4-1. In the first part of Colossians 3-23, a biblical work ethic is to Work Heartedly. The second part of Colossians 3-23, the second part of the biblical work ethic is Working Heartedly As Unto the Lord. A careful reading of William Edwards Deming-s books reveals the foundation being the Christian Work Ethic found in Colossians 3-23.

A message on the Christian Work Ethic and the soon appearing of the Lord in the Rapture of the Church.

Picking up where we left off last week, we continue discussing the Christian work ethic and, in particular, delve into Max Weber’s “Protestant work ethic” hypothesis.  Next Rose shares about her own career path, including graduating with a 4.0 in graphic design and her two year struggle to find a career job.  After that, we Read more about Off Script 10: Honorable Work, Millennials, and Unemployment[…]

Picking up where we left off last week, we continue discussing the Christian work ethic and, in particular, delve into Max Weber’s “Protestant work ethic” hypothesis.  Next Rose shares about her own career path, including graduating with a 4.0 in graphic design and her two year struggle to find a career job.  After that, we Read more about Off Script 10: Honorable Work, Millennials, and Unemployment[…]

What is the Christian work ethic?  What does the bible say about work?  Join Rose Rider, Sean Finnegan, and Daniel Fitzsimmons for an honest conversation about how the biblical understanding of work challenges us.  Leaning on Ecclesiastes and Proverbs, as well as the epistles of Paul, they share how work is God’s gift to us, Read more about Off Script 9: Christian Work Ethic[…]

What is the Christian work ethic?  What does the bible say about work?  Join Rose Rider, Sean Finnegan, and Daniel Fitzsimmons for an honest conversation about how the biblical understanding of work challenges us.  Leaning on Ecclesiastes and Proverbs, as well as the epistles of Paul, they share how work is God’s gift to us, Read more about Off Script 9: Christian Work Ethic[…]

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This month Matt and Keehar dive headlong into our pile of feedback for the series, and look back on the topics that have caused the most discussion on our Facebook page. These include:    - Pre-Christian Roman gods and orthopractic religions - The god-like powers of authorship in books, roleplaying games and long-running TV shows - The Christian Work Ethic  - Sacred Spaces of Geekdom - and more!    As announced our next series will be on Spies and similar sneaky types so any suggestions please make them through the usual channels.    Matt is guesting on Stacey's Pop Culture Parlor Live Charity Marathon on 12th July, a link for which is here: https://www.justgiving. com/SPCPLive/   The Gonzo History blog is here: http://gonzohistory.wordpress. com/   Matt's first published comic is in Zarjaz 21 (http://thequaequamblog. blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/zarjaz- 21.html) and Kehaars other show, Magnumcast, can be found here: https://www.facebook. com/Magnumpodcast    Feedback for any and all of this welcome to our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ DissectingWorlds), email todissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk  or twitter @dissectingwrlds

This month Matt and Keehar dive headlong into our pile of feedback for the series, and look back on the topics that have caused the most discussion on our Facebook page. These include:    - Pre-Christian Roman gods and orthopractic religions - The god-like powers of authorship in books, roleplaying games and long-running TV shows - The Christian Work Ethic  - Sacred Spaces of Geekdom - and more!    As announced our next series will be on Spies and similar sneaky types so any suggestions please make them through the usual channels.    Matt is guesting on Stacey's Pop Culture Parlor Live Charity Marathon on 12th July, a link for which is here: https://www.justgiving.com/SPCPLive/   The Gonzo History blog is here: http://gonzohistory.wordpress.com/   Matt's first published comic is in Zarjaz 21 (http://thequaequamblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/zarjaz-21.html) and Kehaars other show, Magnumcast, can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/Magnumpodcast    Feedback for any and all of this welcome to our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/DissectingWorlds), email todissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk or twitter @dissectingwrlds

What does the Bible say about work ethic? What is a Christian work ethic? What should be the Christian attitude regarding work?

Thursday Evening In-Depth Bible Study

Thursday Evening In-Depth Bible Study

Pastor Dean encourages us to listen to the excellent presentations from the recent Pre-Trib Conference where the core doctrine presented is the rejection of the sufficiency of scripture. In his address to masters and slaves, Paul is not making a statement about social change. Neither is he endorsing or rejecting slavery. Change is brought about by the application of Christian principles, and the universal principle here is; whatever you do, do it heartily as unto the Lord and not to men. Paul uses reward and repayment as legitimate motivation, not necessarily reward in time, but the reward of inheritance. Orientation to authority, accountability, obedience and humility of master and servant is a function of shedding the self absorption of the flesh and focusing on the pattern of service of Jesus Christ, the ultimate authority, in the same manner He subjected Himself to the authority of the Father when, as a man on this earth, he suffered injustice beyond any we will ever encounter.

This message is a game changer. It's a poignant look at how the Gospel is meant to be applied to the area of daily work, industry, and diligence. Most modern-day business owners would agree that Christians today are often some of the worst workers. And this very real blind-spot in our spiritual discipleship is crippling our testimony for Jesus Christ in countless ways. It's high time we gain a vision for how our behavior can (and must) begin to match up with our bold belief.

This message is a game changer. It's a poignant look at how the Gospel is meant to be applied to the area of daily work, industry, and diligence. Most modern-day business owners would agree that Christians today are often some of the worst workers. And this very real blind-spot in our spiritual discipleship is crippling our testimony for Jesus Christ in countless ways. It's high time we gain a vision for how our behavior can (and must) begin to match up with our bold belief.

This message is a game changer. It's a poignant look at how the Gospel is meant to be applied to the area of daily work, industry, and diligence. Most modern-day business owners would agree that Christians today are often some of the worst workers. And this very real blind-spot in our spiritual discipleship is crippling our testimony for Jesus Christ in countless ways. It's high time we gain a vision for how our behavior can (and must) begin to match up with our bold belief.

Respect, fear, faithful, prudent, cheerful, submissive, loyalty.

Respect, fear, faithful, prudent, cheerful, submissive, loyalty.

Christians work diligently.

Christians work diligently.