New Highgrove September Series: THIS TIME TOMORROW
Where will you be this time tomorrow and what will you be doing?
We spend a significant proportion of our lives ‘working’, whether in paid or voluntary employment, as a carer or full-time parent or as a student. If we’re honest, most of us have a hard time truly believing that what we’re doing day-in and day-out is important to God or has any lasting significance. But the Bible is clear - your work forms part of God’s purposes in time and eternity.
At Highgrove each Sunday during September, we’ll be interviewing a member of the church family and asking them: ‘What are you doing this time tomorrow?’. We’ll then unpack the ways in which your WORK matters.
Here’s the plan:
1 Sept: Does it matter? - watch online
8 Sept: Working for the smile of God - watch online
15 Sept: At work, as in heaven - watch online
22 Sept: Your vocation is calling - watch online
29 Sept: Making disciples at work - watch online
Join us for our 9.30am or 11am services or online as we take the opportunity to be inspired and encouraged that what you’re doing THIS TIME TOMORROW really matters!
What next?
If you’d like to take some next steps or explore deeper as we go through this series, you may find these resources helpful:
Podcast: Mere Christians Podcast (hosted by Jordan Raynor)
Bible Reading Plan: Fruitfulness on the Frontline 40-day prayer journey
Course: Does God care about my work? - new 3-part video series from LICC and Mark Greene (Highgrove have a subscription, contact us if you would like access!)
Woodlands Leadership Foundation training videos
Book: The Sacredness of Secular Work, Jordan Raynor
Book: Fruitfulness on the Frontline, Mark Greene (and check out the course)
Book: Working without wilting, Jago Wynne
Book: Garden City, John Mark Comer
Book: God at Work, Ken Costa
Book: Every Good Endeavour: Connecting Your Work to God’s Work, Tim Keller
Course: Look out for the next Woodlands Church Family Illuminate workplace course!
Watch or listen to any of the talks from the series that you’ve missed
Check out the Evangelical Alliance’s Public Leader programme, which is likely to be running in Bristol soon.