11 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.
Jeremiah 29:11
Discussion Questions:
- How would you describe the relationship between your Christian faith and your business or working life? In what situations at work do you find it easier to live out your faith? What situations challenge your values, integrity, or faith? When you face these challenges, what truths from God’s Word help you respond in a way that honors Him? (Jeremiah 29:11)
- What do you use to measure the health and direction of your life and inner life? What does it mean for you to belong to an unshakable Kingdom in the reality of your life today? Looking back on your journey, how have you continued to receive God’s grace and choose the way of life He offers, even when the path has been narrow or costly? (Matthew 7:13–14; 19:24–25)
Sermon Summary
This week we have our guest speaker, Jan Sturesson, sharing on “Our Daily Life & the Two Trees in the Garden.” Jan reminded us that our work, family, church, and daily lives are woven together in God’s calling and purpose. Rather than asking God to bless our own plans, we are invited to listen, obey, and walk in His ways. Our roots determine our fruit, and a life rooted in Christ should bear the fruit of the Kingdom. Jan also encouraged us to live and work through faith, the power of the Holy Spirit, and godly discernment.