Our work matters to God but this is especially true when we talk about our work in the church of God. Our work in God's household actually reflects how - what we think of God.

The workplace has a fair share of rules to keep employees safe and motivated. Likewise, God's Word has standards to keep the Christian on track and productive for the kingdom of God at the work place. This sermon in the Work Matters series gives principles on how to work better, safer - purposefully.

There's always plenty of work to do but time for rest seems hard to find. This study from Genesis and Hebrews gives a clear understanding of why rest is so important to your soul.

Our opinion of work is often closely connected to salary and-or the type of person our boss is. This sermon we consider's five biblical principles that show to us that work in and of itself, is actually a very good thing and explains how our work ethics does not come from secular ideals.

Have you considered that what many refer to as the daily grind actually matters a great deal to God- Your work matters to God. In this new sermon series Pastor Paulo will discuss the various facets of work in the Christian's life beginning with four work principles for life from the book of Proverbs.

Acts begins with the promise that God's people will be his witnesses and it ends with the display of God's promise in vivid colors. As the incarcerated Paul travels to Rome, he faces an anticipated shipwreck and discovers that storms do blow, but they are always perfect storms with God on your side.

Acts 24 records the details of Paul's trial before the Roman governor of the region. The details are so revealing of what we can anticipate from the human heart. But what is most telling is the response of Felix and Drusilla to the gospel words of the apostle Paul.

Acts 23 is a vivid reminder of both God's care and how he sovereignly rules over the episodes of our life. It is a great comfort to know that though adverse circumstances come our way, trials challenge us and despair can easily settle in, yet our God is with us and in full control. Today's message deals with 5 key principles in understanding the challenges we face.