Then here are some questions to discuss: God hears everything we say to our coworkers. We can’t always talk about Jesus at work! But how can we honor God in the way we speak in our workplace? With our bosses or our employees? Is it difficult to be different in our words or topics of conversation when we are in the workplace? Why and how to be different?

Our Lord was perfect and constantly in unison with His Father. Seeking to be like Him is a task that seems impossible. But there are a few little attitudes of Jesus that are easier to adopt, and that’s a good place to start.

Then here are some questions to discuss: Prayer is the basis of a Christian’s life. It is our way of communicating with our Heavenly Father. We can talk to God at any place and time of day, but there are places and times when we are better able to focus on Him. Tell us a little about your prayer habits. In your entourage or in your church, is there a person who you would say is a “woman of prayer”, or a “man of prayer”?

No one needs to teach us the law of retaliation (an eye for an eye). Our flesh is only satisfied when our aggressor becomes a victim. But this avenue only produces more retaliation. God has another path for us.

Then here are some questions to discuss: In a conflict, it is very rare that only one of the two parties is at fault. Generally, both sides of the conflict have things to blame each other for. Why is it easier to identify the wrongs of others than our own wrongs? What would it change in a relationship if we started by admitting our wrongs, before pointing out the other’s wrongs?