From Genesis to Revelation the topic of work makes its forays into the pages of Scripture. Now I may lose you by the end of this sentence, but Work is part of God's design and purpose for your life. In our study today, we will highlight the God-honoring behavior of honesty and how to practice it.

From Genesis to Revelation the topic of work makes its forays into the pages of Scripture. Now I may lose you by the end of this sentence, but Work is part of God's design and purpose for your life. In our study today, we will learn how organization will help bring you success in your work.

From Genesis to Revelation the topic of work makes its forays into the pages of Scripture. Now I may lose you by the end of this sentence, but Work is part of God's design and purpose for your life. In our study today, we will learn how organization will help bring you success in your work.

How do we understand suffering? The early Christians in Rome were learning four things about suffering that are important for us to grasp today. Difficult times will come. The question is: How do we survive them? While not exhaustive, these three actions will keep your heart right, and will serve as channels for God's grace in times of need.

How do we understand suffering? The early Christians in Rome were learning four things about suffering that are important for us to grasp today. Difficult times will come. The question is: How do we survive them? While not exhaustive, these three actions will keep your heart right, and will serve as channels for God's grace in times of need.

Today we will be studying what Martin Luther called (500 years ago) "the chief point, and the very central place of the epistle, and of the whole Bible." Powerful words describing a powerful text.

Today we will be studying what Martin Luther called (500 years ago) "the chief point, and the very central place of the epistle, and of the whole Bible." Powerful words describing a powerful text.

The ancient Israelite king, David, wrote in Psalm 40:3, "He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God." Why? The answer is in Psalm 40:2: "He lifted me out of the slimy pit" (Psalm 40:2). It is just like God to reach down and rescue us. And in so doing-when we realize the depth to which we had fallen-we find ourselves enraptured with praise to our God.

The ancient Israelite king, David, wrote in Psalm 40:3, "He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God." Why? The answer is in Psalm 40:2: "He lifted me out of the slimy pit" (Psalm 40:2). It is just like God to reach down and rescue us. And in so doing-when we realize the depth to which we had fallen-we find ourselves enraptured with praise to our God.

The way God designed the human body is amazing! So many different organs, tissues, bones, muscles all working together for each human life. In the Bible, the church is described as being analogous to the human body. Each of us works together to accomplish God's purpose in our world. We are the body of Christ.