10 Sermons Tagged "Work"

This Thanksgiving we are reminded that God created the Earth and everything in it for us, but everything we have belongs to him. On our own we are unholy and without Christ's blood cleansing us, we would be destroyed when we stand before God. So it is out of thanks that we make offerings of the time, talents, and treasures that God has given to us.

When reading through the Bible, it may seem like God is sometimes playing favorites with those who are saved and those who are not, especially those people who at times worked against Christ. However, through several parables Jesus explains the key differences between those people, and we see how it applies to us today.

Living the life of a Christian is not always joyous. In fact for some, like most of the disciples, there are times when it can be miserable. Yet in his "High Priestly Prayer" before his arrest, Jesus prayed for God the Father to give us his joy.

Like Simeon when he held the baby Jesus, we can boast about our Savior and the salvation he brought. We do this by reading and hearing God's Word, by living our lives as Christians, and by sharing the good news of our Lord's incarnation with our friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers.

God's blessings come from keeping his Word in your heart, soul, work, and mind.

God calls you to work in His kingdom so that you may receive and share the blood of Christ, recognize the privilege of working in God’s kingdom, and be a steward of what God has and has not entrusted to you.

Faith is not your power, but it is God's power at work in you; God expects His work to show through your faith.

God calls us to work, and even though we often feel too naive to work, God equips us for the work.

We are not to serve as lords over one another because all work in God's kingdom is glorious We are warned about self glorification and forfeiting God's kingdom.