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Many people think that work is a curse and a burden, but despite the stress and demands of work, God has a purpose for the work He has called us to do.

How many hours do you spend working? You spend your waking hours most of the time at work. You have three spheres of influence – family, your friends, and the workplace where you spend most of your time people don’t realize that work is designed by God.

It is the call of God. It is the worship of God. There is much theology that goes along the idea of work. Theology impacts your attitude, behavior, and even the way you work. Today, there is a “Great Resignation” around the world – because the pandemic has highlighted the stress of the usual demands of work. But it is possible to enjoy work if we have the right perspective!

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

  • What’s your attitude towards work?
  • How did it change after hearing this message?
  • How will you honor God through your work?

MEMORY VERSE

Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men,

COLOSSIANS 3:23

PRAY, CARE, SHARE

  • Pray for those who need a fresh perspective and attitude about work that they will choose joy despite circumstances and challenges.
  • Extend care by checking up on them and listening to their heart’s concerns in whatever season of life they may be in.
  • Encourage at least one person by praying for them and share the love of Christ, share the gospel that will strengthen and help them endure and overcome.

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CCF Across, formerly CCF Family Ministry, supports and helps drive CCF’s initiative to make Every Family a Discipleship Group (EFAD). We align ourselves with CCF’s mission “to honor God and make Christ-committed followers who will make Christ-committed followers” with a focus on families.

We are committed to serving the entire CCF movement across all life stages, from children, teens, and single adults to young parents, mid-lifers, and seniors.

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