We close our week on glorifying God at work by calling men to put people before profit and love before mere output. Grounded in the Great Commandment, we show how grace enables firm, honest, and kind leadership that values souls while pursuing excellence.

• people over profit as a guiding value
• the Great Commandment applied to the workplace
• grace as the power to love and obey
• love defined as patient, kind, not envious or boastful
• accountability with dignity and clear goals
• rejecting scorekeeping and celebrating others
• firm and forgiving leadership modeled on Jesus
• practical habits for people-first teams

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We press into a simple but sharp practice for honoring God at work: do everything without complaining or arguing, and let silence and integrity turn heads. Scripture, not spin, guides how we use our words, shape culture, and carry one life across every space.

• why refusing to complain makes you stand out
• how Philippians 2:14 reframes daily work
• the quiet power of words, tone, and restraint
• being salt and light on the job
• integrity as one life across all contexts
• practical habits for honest, solution-first feedback
• building trust through consistency and perseverance
• joy rooted beyond circumstances as a workplace witness

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We explore how work itself glorifies God and why excellence and witness go hand in hand. We walk through Acts 1:8 and the Great Commission to show how the Spirit empowers us to share the gospel in everyday moments on the job.

• work as worship through excellence and integrity
• the promise of power from Acts 1:8
• clarifying the Great Commission as you go
• the personal call to be a witness
• practical ways to share faith at work
• praying for coworkers by name
• seeing people as persons not projects
• invitation, testimony, prayer, and follow-up

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We explore how everyday work becomes worship when we aim our effort at the Lord, not human approval. Colossians 3 and the Parable of the Talents reshape motivation, excellence, and stewardship for the modern workplace.

• Word as spiritual weapon and mission of the show
• Colossians 3 context and household code
• Working for the Lord rather than people
• Integrity beyond eye service in daily tasks
• Parable of the Talents applied to modern jobs
• Faithfulness over comparison and envy
• Using God-given gifts for human flourishing
• Practical call to finish well and pursue excellence

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We challenge the myth of a sacred secular divide and cast a practical vision for work as worship. From Genesis to the job site, we show how men join God in bringing order from chaos through their daily craft.

• the cultural mandate and why work predates the fall
• no divide between pulpit work and payroll work
• reframing jobs in trades, medicine, finance, and education
• finding the why behind daily tasks
• seeing integrity and excellence as worship
• using God-given aptitudes for human flourishing

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We trace the five commands to men in 1 Corinthians 16 to their center in love, showing how obedience flows from delight in Jesus rather than fear. A tender adoption story reveals how being loved creates people who love, and we end with a simple daily prayer that reshapes action.

• the five commands for men and why love completes them
• Jesus’s words as a promise, not a threat
• the difference between rule-keeping and loving obedience
• the adoption story that illustrates transforming love
• first John 4 and the source of love
• practical steps to ask what love requires today

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We explore what “be strong” means in 1 Corinthians 16 and why Jesus tells his followers to stay and receive power before they go. We link Word and Spirit, show how Paul led in Corinth without relying on polish, and offer a simple prayer that God loves to answer.

• five commands for men in 1 Corinthians 16:13–14
• strength defined as Spirit-empowered power, not mere talk
• Acts 1:8 and the pattern of stay, receive, then go
• Paul’s ministry in Corinth as power over persuasion
• reuniting Word and Spirit for stable, useful lives
• a practical yielded prayer for fresh power
• repentance, forgiveness and obedience as pathways to strength
• daily steps to be watchful, firm, courageous and loving

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We explore courage as a core part of biblical manhood and challenge the myth that faith and fear cannot coexist. Josh shares raw moments of anxiety in ministry and points to Joshua and Jesus as models for obedience under pressure.

• the five commands in 1 Corinthians 16:13–14
• courage defined as obedience despite fear
• a candid story of anxiety and preaching
• faith overriding fear rather than erasing it
• Joshua’s repeated call to be strong and courageous
• a practical question to name your next brave step
• Jesus in Gethsemane as the pattern for courage
• a final charge to act in love for God’s glory

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