2 Thessalonians 5:14-15, 3:10-12; Psalm 127:1-3, 121:2; Proverbs 13:4, 22:13,29
– God requires order in our lives, in the church. And if we are not in order, there are consequences.
– God wants us to work but He doesn’t want us always working.
– While God frowns at laziness, He yet does not want us to work all the time.
– It is out of order not to walk, and not to be productive.
– If we find ourselves getting into other people’s business, we are probably not being productive.
– We are to warn people of laziness, not put them on blast, not criticize them, not belittle them.
– A life of laziness will lead to things pouncing on you.
– We can be active and not be productive.
– When we are diligent and work it will lend to a different outcome.
– Laziness causes us to waste good resources.
– A lazy person’s path is blocked.
– A lazy person is an excuse maker.
– The one who is at work will stand before kings.
– God wants us to work but He doesn’t want us always working.
– While God frowns at laziness, He yet does not want us to work all the time.
– It is out of order not to walk, and not to be productive.
– If we find ourselves getting into other people’s business, we are probably not being productive.
– We are to warn people of laziness, not put them on blast, not criticize them, not belittle them.
– A life of laziness will lead to things pouncing on you.
– We can be active and not be productive.
– When we are diligent and work it will lend to a different outcome.
– Laziness causes us to waste good resources.
– A lazy person’s path is blocked.
– A lazy person is an excuse maker.
– The one who is at work will stand before kings.