Exodus (Bible and Your Work Study)

by Theology of Work Project

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Part of The Bible and Your Work Study Series, this study of Exodus takes a look at the delivery of Egyptians from slavery in Egypt, emphasizing that God did not deliver Israel fromwork. He set Israel free forwork. Designed for 30-minute lunch breaks, the study contains Scripture references, thought-provoking questions, and prayers to help you apply biblical principles to your work life.… (more)

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Part of The Bible and Your Work Study Series, this study of Exodus takes a look at the delivery of Egyptians from slavery in Egypt, emphasizing that God did not deliver Israel fromwork. He set Israel free forwork. Designed for 30-minute lunch breaks, the study contains Scripture references, thought-provoking questions, and prayers to help you apply biblical principles to your work life.

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