Kootenai Church Sunday School: A Biblical Theology of Work

In this lesson, we will briefly survey five responsibilities of wives and mothers and the practical impact they can have on their families so that we might celebrate and honor them as precious gifts from God. 

In this lesson, we will look at how work and welfare were related in the Mosaic covenant so that we can extract biblical principles that we can apply to our own care for the poor.

In this lesson, we will look at how work and welfare were related in the Mosaic covenant so that we can extract biblical principles that we can apply to our own care for the poor.

In this lesson, we will explore ten ideas for disciple-making through our work so that we will better integrate the Great Commission into this important part of our lives.

In this lesson, we will ask and answer two questions regarding the doctrine of vocation to have a sense of excitement and fulfillment as we participate in the God-glorifying activity of work.

In this lesson, we will see four reasons why being a Christian changes how we work, so that we might think and do rightly in our workplace.

In this lesson, we are going to ask and answer three questions so that we might identify and fight the debilitating sin of laziness.

In this lesson, we will look briefly at the fall of Adam and its consequences so that we can understand what happened to the glorious gift of work and begin to understand what to do with it now that it is broken.

In this lesson, we will learn about the dignity and necessity of work as a critical component of what it means to be created in the image of God.

People spend nearly 50% of their lives working yet for many Christians it is a source of pain and frustration. Is this just the reality of living in a fallen world or can my job have dignity and purpose? How do I serve Christ through my work or is that only for missionaries and pastors?  What is God’s purpose for work and how does the Lordship of Christ reveal that purpose and unlock its value and eternal significance?

During the next eight weeks we are going to explore these topics and more as we seek to construct a Biblical theology of work through a serious study of the Scriptures.