As we began our new sermon series last week, it was established that we all take part in work in one way or another. Whether we are in an office, a classroom or in our home, we all have work to do and work that we are called to. As we continue on in the series, we continue to ask what the Bible says about our work. How did God actually demonstrate work to us, His very own image-bearers?
God's Word clearly points to the places where we see God working and where we see Jesus working while He was here on earth. Throughout the scripture, from beginning to the end, His example is one to be followed. Listen in to this week's sermon to understand more of how to see the work in front of us as a blessing and not a curse.
As we began our new sermon series last week, it was established that we all take part in work in one way or another. Whether we are in an office, a classroom or in our home, we all have work to do and work that we are called to. As we continue on in the series, we continue to ask what the Bible says about our work. How did God actually demonstrate work to us, His very own image-bearers?
God's Word clearly points to the places where we see God working and where we see Jesus working while He was here on earth. Throughout the scripture, from beginning to the end, His example is one to be followed. Listen in to this week's sermon to understand more of how to see the work in front of us as a blessing and not a curse.
What comes to mind when you hear the word “work”? Is it joy? Or is it something else? Recently at Mount Hope, we visited the sermon series, The Gift of Rest, and this month we are going to look at what is on the other side of that rest. Most of us have spent much of our time at a place called work. Whether you’re working for an employer at a job or working around the house for your family, we are all taking part in work.
So what does the Bible say about work? How do we connect our work during the week to what we hear on Sunday mornings?
What comes to mind when you hear the word “work”? Is it joy? Or is it something else? Recently at Mount Hope, we visited the sermon series, The Gift of Rest, and this month we are going to look at what is on the other side of that rest. Most of us have spent much of our time at a place called work. Whether you’re working for an employer at a job or working around the house for your family, we are all taking part in work.
So what does the Bible say about work? How do we connect our work during the week to what we hear on Sunday mornings?