While every book of the Bible will contribute something to our understanding of work, Genesis proves to be the fountain from which the Bible’s theology of work flows.
This Bible study addresses themes such as:
God’s creation and the ongoing participation he planned for us.
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This Bible study follows closely the Genesis story to uncover truths from the lives of the patriarchs, providing insight on how these ancient stories can help us operate in our work environments today. You will follow Abraham as he journies from Haran to Egypt and his dealings in Canaan, Isaac as he maintains the family business, and Jacob as he returns to … Read more…
This Bible Study, part of The Bible and Your Work Study Series, works through Genesis 34-50 and offers biblical guidance for everyday life. Christians in the workplace will appreciate examining the themes of conflict, leadership, and calling that are found in this study guide.
God's threefold covenant to Abraham ends with a promise tha… Read more…
The story of Exodus opens and closes with ancient Israel at work—from toiling as slaves for the Egyptians to creating God’s tabernacle in the wilderness. In this study, we discover that God’s character is revealed in his work. And as we are drawn to him through his self-revelation, his work shapes our work. This not only frames our identity as his peop… Read more…
The extraordinary story of Ruth provides guiding principles about our environment and relationships at work. Regardless of the place and circumstances in which you find yourself, Ruth's example of leadership in uncertainty, trust in God, and self-sacrifice provide a roadmap that, if we are willing, opens our hearts to God's special working and blessi… Read more…
Studying Proverbs is a lifelong endeavor, one that requires using its sayings and teachings as touchstones as we slowly develop virtue, character, and an awe of God. This study will work through the book of Proverbs topically, as readers study qualities and characteristics of the "Wise Worker" such as trustworthiness, diligence, shrewdness, generosity, justi… Read more…
Ecclesiastes captures the toil and joy, fleeting success, and unanswered questions that we all experience in our work. Yet the book’s picture of work is also deeply troubling. "I considered all that my hands had done and the toil I had spent in doing it, and again, all was vanity and a chasing after the wind" (Eccl. 2:11).
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With the book of Matthew as the base text, this study guide defines kingdom characteristics and how they are applied at work, including our qualities, character, values, actions, and words.
These Bible studies are part of The Bible and Your Work Study Series. Each book contains Scripture references, thought-provoking questions, and prayers… Read more…
Luke’s Gospel is the story of how Christ the King established his Kingdom during his time on earth. But what does that mean for his followers in today’s workplace? This eight-week study explores a variety of work-related topics of God’s Kingdom from the Gospel of Luke, ranging from wealth, power, and conflict, to leadership, ethics, and provision.
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The Acts of the Apostles depicts the early church working hard to grow itself and serve others in the face of opposition, shortages of people and money, government bureaucracy (church bureaucracy came later), internal strife, and even the forces of nature. Their work shows similarities to what Christians face in non-church-related workplaces today. A small g… Read more…
Explore facets of your work calling, no matter what it is. With this study on 1 Corinthinans explore how you can apply the principles discovered there to your job, including interacting with nonbelievers, how to make the most of your work no matter what it is, what Paul has to say about leadership, and the value your spiritual gifts can bring to your work.&#… Read more…
Paul's second letter to the Corinthians offers us a unique glimpse into the heart and soul of this apostle as he contends for the integrity of the church. In this letter, Paul covers topics such as transparency, joy, sincerity, reputation, service, humility, leadership, performance and accountability, reconciliation, working with nonbelievers, encouragem… Read more…
Paul’s letter to the Philippians provides a different sort of answer to the question of where we find strength to do our work. The apostle says that our work is not the result of our own efforts, but of God’s work in—and through—us.
This eight-week study explores a variety of work-related topics for today’s Christian worker, rang… Read more…
James is jam-packed with wisdom for Christians who want to truly apply their faith to everyday life. The James volume takes its readers through the whole letter, with a particular focus on this question: How might we apply the wisdom of Scripture to the way we behave in the modern marketplace?
The study addresses questions such as:
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Revelation, at first glance, may not seem to be a place to look for theology about our workplace. But this volume in the Bible and Your Work Study Series does just that, reviewing the chapters, and providing application and case studies with guidance and advice for our working lives.
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Spend a year with classic Christian authors, theologians, and pastorsEach engaging entry in this 365-day devotional will bring fresh insight to your time in God's Word. Selected from the works of classic Christian writers, this collection is focused on the person and work of Christ. It has been lightly edited for today's reader while maintaining the … Read more…
Studying theology is like entering into a conversation that has existed for over two thousand years. Crucial to understanding that conversation is a familiarity with the language and theologians over the last twenty centuries. This dictionary of over 300 entries is a helpful tool to those just learning theology, and can be a valuable, concise resou… Read more…
Definitions are the foundation of any philosophical pursuit, and they are just as important to Christian apologetics as they are to secular philosophy. This compact and concise dictionary defines over 300 of the most important, and sometimes controversial, terms, thinkers and movements in philosophy and apologetics. Useful for its brevity and direc… Read more…
Have you ever wondered . . .what the red dot on an Indian woman's forehead means?whether all Buddhist monks practice martial arts?if the Emperor of Japan is still considered a god?Here is a concise, informative guide for anyone looking for answers to basic questions about the world's varied religions. In short, incisive chapters, Winfried Corduan int… Read more…
The subject of Biblical Studies has developed its own language and history over its 2000 plus years of existence. This language has its own set of terms like Gattung and sensus plenior and its own set of historical figures like Martin Noth and Eusebius. An understanding of these terms and people is critical to the subject of Biblical Studies. Pocke… Read more…
The story of Christianity is a fascinating tale. Here we find drama, vision and expansion along with failure, setbacks and tragedy. Yet during the past two thousand years the power of Jesus is felt throughout the interplay of human actors and the forces of world events.How can you grasp the story played out on such a gigantic stage? This book is an ideal pla… Read more…
Death teaches us how to live.When Whitney K. Pipkin’s mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer, she wasn’t ready. How could she be? She searched for resources that could help her walk through this heavy yet sacred time in her life. But she struggled to find the guidance she longed for in a season of anticipatory grief.We Shall All Be Changed … Read more…
Could brain science be the key to spiritual formation?Why does true Christian transformation seem fleeting? And why does church often feel lonely, Christian community shallow, and leaders untrustworthy? For many Christians, the delight of encountering Christ eventually dwindles—and disappointment sets in. Is lasting joy possible?These are some of th… Read more…
Even in the hardest things, we get to fix our eyes on the God who brings us out of the dark night. Broken dreams. Discouragement. Grief. Kathryn Shultis has been there. In My Lowest for His Highest, Kathryn shares with honesty and depth about walking through valleys and days of wilderness. Kathryn delves into the heart of our heavenly Father when you find… Read more…
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