Faith@Work Speeches
Listed below are various messages pertaining to faith-at-work integration.
To play each message on your computer, simply double click on the file name of your choosing. It will launch your default audio player and you will begin to hear the message. If you would like to download and save the file to your computer, simply right click on the file name and select "Save Target As" and specify where you would like to save the file. For iPod or mp3 users, you can then import the file into your iTunes software for downloading to your iPod or mp3.
"Working on Purpose" - A message by David Roth
David Roth, president of WorkMatters, shared a message entitled "Working on Purpose" in September 2010 to approximately 2,000 people at Central United Methodist Church in Fayetteville, Ark. The message focuses on the story of Daniel in the Lion's Den in Daniel 6, but with an innovative faith@work perspective.
Listen Now -- "Working on Purpose"
"Working with God" - A message by David Roth
David Roth, president of WorkMatters, shared a message entitled "Working with God" in September 2008 to approximately 2,000 people at Central United Methodist Church in Fayetteville, Ark. The message focuses on the story and life of Nehemiah (Chapters 1-7) and the model that he is for us in our work.
Listen Now -- "Working with God"
"First Things First" - A message by David Roth
David Roth, president of WorkMatters, shared a message entitled "First Things First" in September 2007 to approximately 2,000 people at Central United Methodist Church in Fayetteville, Ark. The message focuses on abiding in God at work.
Listen Now -- "First Things First"
"Don't Miss the Party" - A message by David Roth
In September, 2006, David Roth, president of WorkMatters, shared a message entitled "Don't Miss the Party" to approximately 2,000 people at Central United Methodist Church in Fayetteville, Ark. The message focuses on God and our work, integrity in the workplace and finding our God-inspired vocational sweet spot. The feedback has been very positive. Not because of the messenger, but because of the message.
Listen to this message by clicking below. We pray you will listen to it and grow from it.