This week we are taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture. What does our role look like as believers in a local church called to be a part of this larger work?

What is the work I should be doing while I’m waiting for the job God has for me?

In the Kingdom we find the possibility of living at another level of passion and purpose even though our occupation itself hasn’t yet changed.

What are the underlying beliefs and disciplines that guide our decisions? How do we define our work ethic to ultimately shape us to be a people of love, trust, and integrity?

We all struggle with wanting our lives and our jobs to have significance. But what does that actually look like in Kingdom terms?

A Christian worldview gives you a story through which to interpret the world you live in. So what is our part in the bigger story? We will look for answers to these questions in God’s Word.

The system is broken. Everyone wants a revolution but nobody wants to change. Who deserves the blame? What is the solution? Today we look at five world views of life and work that are competing for our belief.

There has come a powerful tendency of the human heart to fill the vacuum of meaning in our life with work and its benefits. As long as we look to vocation to give us our identity, we will always move in selfishness and conceit.

When did work and love become so hard? What has changed since last week’s message when we were ruling and reigning with God?

Genesis begins with God at work: creating and shaping our world in all of its beauty, variety, and detail. God put work into our DNA because it is a reflection of his nature in us. So is work something we do to live? Or something we live to do?