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Course Modules in NT - More Ideas for Assignments on Work
Seminary CurriculumNew Testament assignments to bring work into the seminary curriculum.
Serve At Work (Devotional)
DevotionalPaul shows what it looks like to shift from self-interest to serving others.
Competition as Cooperation Sometimes Requires Self-Sacrifice
ArticleSo far, we have been describing cooperation and competition in God’s original design – what they would look like if...
The Tentmaker Priscilla (Acts 18:2)
ArticleIn Corinth Paul needed a means to support himself, and fortunately, he had a trade: he made leather tents for the Roman...
The Intellectual Damaris (Acts 17:17)
ArticleAs the apostle Paul continued his ministry in various Greek cities, he ended up one day in the unique city Athens, known...
The Businesswoman Lydia (Acts 16)
ArticleOur first story is about a woman in the northwest Turkish town of Thyatira, known for its guilds of craftsmen,...
Confrontation Over the Disruption of Trade in Ephesus (Acts 19:21-41)
Bible CommentaryThe following discussion falls a little out of order (skipping over Acts 19:17-20 for the moment) so that we can cover...
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Confrontation Over the Liberation of a Slave Girl in Philippi (Acts 16:16-24)
Bible CommentaryThe first of the two confrontations occurs in Philippi, where Paul and Silas encounter a girl with a spirit of...
A Just Community Is a Witness to the World (Acts 2:47; 6:7)
Bible CommentaryWhen resources are properly deployed in the life of the Christian community—as they are after the selection of the...
The Work of Community Leadership is a Work of the Holy Spirit (Acts 6:3)
Bible CommentaryThe workers best suited to heal the ethnic divide in the Acts 6 community are qualified because they are “known to be...
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Serving the Word and Serving Tables are Equally Valuable (Acts 6:2-4)
Bible CommentaryThe work of administering justice is just as important as the work of preaching the word.