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Family and work often seem at war with each other over where we invest our time. What does the Bible have to say about how we fit everything into our busy lives? The post Family appeared first on Commuter Church.

Many people think pursuing pleasure is the best way to live life. But what does the Bible have to say about the best way to order our lives? The post Hedonism appeared first on Commuter Church.

When there's conflict, winning can mean defeating your opponent, or resolving the situation and restoring relationship. Knowing the difference is important! The post Conflict Resolution appeared first on Commuter Church.

What do you do when things go wrong? In this episode, we look at what we can learn from the Bible about solving different kinds of problems. The post Problem Solving appeared first on Commuter Church.

The world is more interconnected than ever and globalisation can be quite a controversial topic that actually affects us all. Does the Bible have anything to say about faith and globalisation? The post Globalisation appeared first on Commuter Church.

What do you do when you encounter things you don't understand? In this episode, find out how curiosity is a gift God has given us as we relate to the world. The post Curiosity appeared first on Commuter Church.

Worship isn't just something we do at church - we can worship God in all areas of our life, including at work. The post Worship appeared first on Commuter Church.

There are all kinds of resources, and God cares about how we look after them, and what we're using them for. The post Resources appeared first on Commuter Church.

Infrastructure enables us to live and work together in massive communities, and to travel great distances. And the Bible can help us to build and use it wisely. The post Infrastructure appeared first on Commuter Church.

Kindness can be costly, but learning to be kind and wise will make a big difference in any field of work. The post Kindness appeared first on Commuter Church.

Cultures form around what groups value, and then it changes people. But following Jesus, we get to be part of reforming our cultures around what God values. The post Culture appeared first on Commuter Church.

Technology changes the world for all of us. It reflects us being made in the image of God with so much potential, living in a world with so many problems. And we require great character to make it life-giving. The post Technology appeared first on Commuter Church.

It's not just church buildings that God cares about - architecture makes a profound difference to the world we live in. The post Architecture appeared first on Commuter Church.

Whether you work in the travel and transportation industry, or your work involves lots of travel, the Bible can help us learn to do that better. The post Travel appeared first on Commuter Church.

Conservation is a subject that concerns lots of people at the moment. The Bible depicts us starting in a garden, and we can learn to be gardeners of cities as well as stewards of creation. The post Conservation appeared first on Commuter Church.

Maybe you've experienced weak or overbearing authority, or you're not sure how to exercise it yourself - in family, church, or at work. In this episode we draw some practical lessons from God's example. The post Authority appeared first on Commuter Church.

Sometimes problems can seem either too big to do anything about, or too small to be something that God would care about. Actually, God does care. And we can work with him to address problems of every scale both in prayer and through our work. The post Problems appeared first on Commuter Church.

Efficiency, being more fruitful without work enslaving your life, is a very biblical goal. But it also means knowing what not to do, because you're working with God. The post Efficiency appeared first on Commuter Church.

Being good at our jobs means having the right skills. Because of God we have the ability to grow in our abilities, even when we at first doubt ourselves. The post Skill appeared first on Commuter Church.

We are each part of several communities, both through where we live and what we do for work. As Christians we have an opportunity to bless and disciple each of those in line with God's heart. The post Community appeared first on Commuter Church.