At Work With God

What does it mean to lose heart? Find out by listening to this devotion on Luke 18 to learn how it comes down to giving up. Fight back against losing today.

There more time you put into spending time with God, then your job will flow better. Hear how in this devotion on John 3:20.

Be the change agent to bring joy and peace into the atmosphere at work. The author of 'Prayers for the President' and golf pro, Veronica Karaman, shares how your presence should change the dynamics of the room in this devotion on Romans 14:17.

Stay devoted in the workplace by listening to this devotion of Matt. 6:33-34 on how seeking the Kingdom of God leads to not worrying about tomorrow. Hear now not to focus on God's gifts with this teaching, do what you can do, then trust God for rest.

Be careful who you ask for advice. Hear now how to know from God if this friend is speaking through spiritual leading or authority. Listen to this devotion on John 7:15-19 to learn the will of God at work.

How do you set the Lord before you at work? Look over at your right hand and listen to find out in this devotion on Psalm 16:7-8. Begin to hear how to direct your affections on Him and know He is at work.

Disagreement is healthy, division separates. Hear how to listen for what you agree on and be of the same mind with this devotion on 1 Corinthians 1:10. Stay in unity today.

What makes your heart sick? Hope deferred. Listen to this devotion on Proverbs 113:12 to find out why you hope and why you can't let it die always being ready to give an answer for it.

Remain in a growth mode and come up higher. in your life and at work. Hear how in this devotion from Psalm 115:1. Listen to learn when to ask the proof question, "Does this glorify God?"

If you love the Lord you will feed His sheep. Listen to this devotion on John 21:15 to understand how to honor the Lord at work is by doing your job.

What do you do when you need insight? You can find out how to get answers to what you don't know by listening to this devotion on Jeremiah 33:3. Hear your answer today.

The hardest person to forgive is yourself, but you can move past with hope. Listen as Pastor Johnny and wife C.C. Honaker of River of Life Christian Center in Riverview, Florida, share how to let go, forgive yourself, and find confidence in God's goodness.

Who should you avoid at work?  Listen to this devotion on Romans 16:17-18 to find out who you should avoid, closely watch and what divisions they cause at work.

Do you seek out attention and live by the phrase "seen to be seen?" Listen to this devotion of Mark 12:38-40 on how Jesus warned of the dark heart of the scribes. Hear and learn that the way you dress, sitting at seats of honor and being fake does not matter.

Why do we deny Jesus at work? Hear how when you fail to live out Jesus in your life, you can repent and restore. Listen today to this devotion on Luke 22:54-60 to be encouraged to live faithfully at work and help others when they are weak.

Are you looking for others to validate your work? Listen to this teaching on how chasing validation makes it move farther away. Know who to follow, put your trust in the Lord, and strength by being there for your team.

What is influencing people to protest in our nation today? Pastor Shaddy Soliman of Lake Mary Church discusses the changes in the world, the impact of authority and the spiritual impact of protesting. Guard your thoughts today.

First comes desire then set your affections from above. Hear how this power phrase "set affections" impacts the work day and the people around you in this study of Colossians 3:1-2. Will you change your workday by listening now?

Don't label yourself. Listen to this devotion of 1 Corinthians 2:10-14 to further your understanding of your identity in Christ. Understand your self-worth, receive revelation for what God has in store for you at work.

Have your work day impacted by this message on seeking council from your leaders and elders. Listen to this study of 2 Chronicles 10:4-8 on the wisdom of consulting when you don't know what to do next.