At Work With God

Do more than what is expected of you. Through this study of Matthew 5:38, you will learn how the Lord did this for us and for His disciples. If you go the extra mile for someone, you will be displaying putting God first.

Have you ever looked at a river and paid attention to what the stones can represent. Through Joshua 4:6, we can see that the stones are used as a memorial of God parting the Red Sea. Hear how you can use this as a reminder for us to remember what God has done in our life, then at your job or in your career.

Do you come home from work with joy? Hear how you can have joy through the lessons from the 70 in Luke 10:1. God gave you power to trample over what the enemy throws at you, so don't rejoice God is with you at work, rejoice your name is written in heaven.

Your words can be sharpen others or encourage them. Hear how through this teaching of Proverbs 27:17. In the work place we need more encouragers, then see your co-workers countenance go up.

Receive today 3 tips to strengthen your faith and how to pass it on to your co-workers, family and friends. Listen to Luke 22:31-32 to reinforce God's word and use it to strengthen others.

Start your year off without fear. In this study of 2 Timothy 1:7 you will know that God does not give you fear but power, love and self-control. You will no longer walk in fear at work or in other areas of your life.

Add four faithful sayings to your daily walk with God. Focusing on 2 Timothy 2: 11-14, you will hear how to die to self, endure the work day and walk out your faith at work.

When you get discouraged at work you don't have to lose faith. In this study of Hebrews 11:1 you will understand what faith is, the substance of what we hope for.

Rethink how you dress for work by putting on a new nature. Hear what your first layer of clothing should be in this teaching of Ephesians 4:24.

What happens when you decide to do things your way? Find out by not becoming a commoner at work in this study of Judges 21:25. Don’t' end up giving up your place at the King's table.

Let your words represent your heart in this study of Psalm 19:4. Hear the difference between what is speaking and what is hearing. You will be speaking about the Lord instead of talking about Him.

Do you commit your workday to the Lord? Go to work each day with a deeper relationship with the Lord. Hear how you can commit and depend on the Holy Spirit to think with excellence with this study on Proverbs 16:3.

Are you worn out, running to God asking Him to take you away from tuff times like Elijah in 1 Kings 19:4-7? Don't have a pity party when your enemies are after you. Hear how God wants to use you today at work.

What is it that you seek? Recognition or Awards? Learn how to stay out of your own way and not exalt yourself in front of men in today's study of Proverbs 25:6. You will begin to seek the peace of the Lord instead of human praise.

At work more people are aware of your faults more than you think. Hear how you can ask God each day to reveal to you your secret sin in today's teaching on Psalm 19:12-14.

Ask yourself this question, "If someone sat next to me at work would they see Jesus?" Learn how you can be an example to believers and nonbelievers by examining your words and conduct based on 1 Timothy 4:11-12.

How do you respond to sharp disagreements at work? Hear how you can bring unity to work instead of doing battle over nothing. You will learn from the story of Paul and Barnabas found in Acts 15:36 about their battle leading to separation.

What are you doing to avoid the drift of your day? Hebrews 2:1 says to be attentive to God's Word. Find out how you can be attentive to avoid the drift.

You can diffuse conflict at work with people you have to give more grace to or can't get along with. Focus on Proverbs 15:1 and Psalm 19:11 to give a soft answer then pass over the transgression.

Are you troubled and anxious? Don't get caught up in the doing and business of life like Martha did. Hear how to open up to a place of encouragement as you get closer to the Lord with this study on Luke 10:41.