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Who Packed Your Parachute?

Audio

Take time to notice the people who pack your parachute. No one goes it alone—it's the high calling of our daily work.

Don’t Send That Email! Using The Fruits of The Spirit at Work (Video)

Video

This engineer asks God for patience when he reads an angering email.

Course Module in NT - Leadership in the Epistles

Seminary Curriculum

Teach seminary students to rethink epistles for the modern worker.

Tutorials From the New Testament

Seminary Curriculum

The letters of the New Testament offer many examples of modern workplace dilemmas. These letters can come alive if...

What Does This Mean for People’s Daily Work?

Article

Lunchtime Prayer Triplets Work-related Prayer Triplets: People meet in groups of three just for half an...

Working for the Good of Others (Galatians 6:1–10)

Bible Commentary

The first part of Galatians 6 employs a variety of work-related words to instruct Christians in how to care for others...

Living in the Spirit (Galatians 5:13–23)

Bible Commentary

Don't Send that Email! Using The Fruits of The Spirit at Work Click here to watch the video this clip comes...

Understanding Life in Christ (Galatians 1:6–4:31)

Bible Commentary

Paul begins by identifying the problem among the Galatians. They “are turning to a different gospel” (Gal. 1:6)....

Introduction to Galatians

Bible Commentary

How do we live as believers in Jesus Christ? If the Christian life begins when we put our faith in Christ as Savior and...

Best of Daily Reflections: Pay Careful Attention to Your Own Work

Daily Reflection

So often we get tired or bored or frustrated with our work situation, thinking that there is supposed to be a better...

Best of Daily Reflections: We Are Each Responsible for Our Own Conduct

Daily Reflection

The day I took charge over my own actions and career was the day I was set free. 

Best of Daily Reflections: From Selfishness to Service

Daily Reflection

During my childhood, Burger King told me, “Have it your way.” The catchy jingle meant that you could order your...