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Participants in this study will learn how to apply biblical principles of encouragement in their professional lives. Through an exploration of Acts 9:27, Zechariah 2:6-13, 1 Samuel 18:1-4, Acts 20:13-38, and Hebrews 3:13, they can discover the importance of uplifting and supporting others, as well as how to foster a culture of encouragement in the workplace. These scriptures highlight the power of encouraging others to pursue their goals, to find unity and joy in God's presence, to build strong relationships, to serve sacrificially, and to grow spiritually. By applying these principles to their leadership and relationships, business people can inspire and empower their colleagues, cultivate a positive and productive work environment, and make a lasting impact in their industry.

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Encouragement

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Encouraging Others to Pursue Their Calling from Acts 9:27

This study is based on Acts 9:27 and explores how Barnabas encouraged Saul to pursue his calling despite initial opposition. Participants will reflect on the importance of encouragement in supporting and empowering others to fulfill their purpose, as well as how to cultivate a culture of encouragement in their personal and professional lives. The study concludes with a personal application to encourage participants to identify someone they can encourage in their calling.

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Rejoicing in God’s Presence and Promises from Zechariah 2:6-13

This study is based on Zechariah 2:6-13 and explores how God's promise to protect and bless His people can encourage us to find joy in His presence and to share that joy with others. Participants will reflect on the importance of rejoicing in God's promises and how to cultivate a culture of encouragement that celebrates God's goodness. The study concludes with a personal application to encourage participants to identify ways to share the joy of God's promises with others.

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Building Strong Relationships through Encouragement from 1 Samuel 18:1-4

This study is based on 1 Samuel 18:1-4 and explores how Jonathan and David's friendship demonstrates the power of encouragement in building strong relationships. Participants will reflect on the importance of encouragement in supporting and strengthening relationships, as well as how to cultivate a culture of encouragement in their personal and professional lives. The study concludes with a personal application to encourage participants to identify someone they can support and encourage in their relationships.

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Building Community through Encouragement and Service from Acts 20:13-38

This study is based on Acts 20:13-38 and explores how Paul's farewell speech to the Ephesian elders demonstrates the importance of encouragement and service in building a strong community. Participants will reflect on the ways in which encouragement and service contribute to community building, and how to cultivate a culture of encouragement and service in their personal and professional lives. The study concludes with a personal application to encourage participants to identify ways they can serve and encourage others in their community.

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Encouraging One Another Daily in Faith from Hebrews 3:13

This study is based on Hebrews 3:13 and explores how the writer encourages believers to support and strengthen each other in their faith. Participants will reflect on the importance of daily encouragement in their personal and professional lives and how they can build a culture of encouragement that nurtures faith. The study concludes with a personal application to encourage participants to identify ways they can encourage others in their faith on a daily basis.

About the teacher

Ron Kelleher

I am the founder of Work Life Bible Study and CEO of Inspired Leadership, Inc.

After retiring from a 36-year business career, I entered Talbot Seminary at BIOLA University, where I completed my Masters in Biblical Studies and Theology. Following my graduation from seminary, I was ordained as a Minister of the Gospel. I started Work Life Bible Study because my desire is for every small group that meets in a workplace to have access to Bible Study materials designed to help you strengthen your faith and build deeper relationships with your colleagues in the workplace.