Show Notes
Worship isn’t just something we do on Sundays, it’s how we live every part of our lives. In Colossians 3:18–4:6, Paul shows that when Jesus changes your heart, it shows up in your home, your work, and how you treat people in the world. Real worship looks like honoring Christ in your private life, working like you ultimately answer to Him, and being ready to share the gospel with others.
Make your private life worship for Jesus Make your professional life worship for Jesus (work for your boss’ boss) Make your public life worship for Jesus
Life Group Discussion: In what ways is it easiest for your faith to slip in your private life (home, roommates, family, dating, etc.)? Why do you think that is? What challenges make it hard to honor Christ in your workplace or school environment? Can you think of a recent moment where you felt an opportunity to talk about faith but hesitated? What held you back?
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