Work-life balance. It is a thing, but what does God have to say about working and resting? Preview: document.addEventListener("adobe_dc_view_sdk.ready", function(){ var adobeDCView = new AdobeDC.View({clientId: "dcf6f8c2bddb4002a9a08c9d45747b0b", divId: "adobe-dc-view"}); adobeDCView.previewFile({ content:{location: {url: "https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0127/6379/1419/files/The_3rd_Commandment_Working_and_Resting_-_Participants.pdf?v=1693334277"}}, metaData:{fileName: "3rd Commandment - Participants.pdf"} }, {embedMode: "SIZED_CONTAINER", showDownloadPDF: false, showPrintPDF: false}); }); Length: Approximately 3 hours in a group setting Study goals: Identify the Third Commandment Point out that for us to rest, we must have done something to warrant resting from it Convince participants that God really does want them to rest and work, and the benefits and goodness of both. Help participants identify specific ways that they can and should be resting or working. Help participants identify if their work/rest ratio is like God and His commandment and make adjustments if necessary. Identify that the Third commandment is not just about physical rest, but more importantly, spiritual rest (rest found in heaven through faith). Help participants identify how they are engaging with God’s Word and how to do so more diligently if needed. Help expand the participants’ definition of engaging with God’s Word from “read the Bible” to include the many other ways we can engage with God’s Word. Includes: General leader instructions for leading Bible studies, a specific leader guide and answer key, and a participant worksheet. All are printable PDFs and multiple copies may be printed from one download.
