THEME: THE CHRISTIAN RACE 
SUB-THEME: Rogation
TOPIC: Work and walk in Christ 
TEXT: Deuteronomy 28:1-14
AIMS:
i. to study the concept of working and walking in Christ and
ii. to teach the importance of building our enterprises on Christ-like manners.
INTRODUCTION
Today is Rogation Sunday: a day to pray for God’s blessings on our works and professions. Rogation means passionate prayer for a particular purpose, but we need to do our work in manners that will make our walking with God perfect. ‘Work’ simply means mental or physical efforts applied in other to achieve a purpose or result. Working in Christ therefore means performing profitable duties in godly manner. Walk on the other hand means to move from one point to the other in other to achieve a purpose. Therefore,  walk in Christ means going about our daily routines in godly manners. The Bible passage today explains that when we work and walk in God’s ways, we would be blessed beyond measures. Going through our study guides, we shall many many facts on working and walking in Christ.
STUDY GUIDES
1.  From the context of our introduction, explain the clause: work and walk in Christ. 
2.  Discuss how some people for example enrich themselves in our generation, depicting that they do not walk in Christ. Psa 73:3, 7-12; 
Pro. 22:16a
3.  What is the repercussion of working without walking in Christ? Pr 10:2; 13:11; 20:21;  Jer 17:11; Luke 12:16-20.
4.  What are the importance of working and walking with Christ in Lev 26:3-4; Pro. 16:7; Heb. 11:5.
CONCLUSION: As today is dedicated to prayers on our business, work, endeavours and all we do to earn our living, let us always remember that walking in Christ will make God take charge of our work for absolute success. May God give us the grace to do this in Jesus name.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Walk in Christ and enjoy the bliss of work.
MEMORY VERSE: Lev 26:3-4 
“If ye walk in my statutes, and keep my commandments, and do them; then I will give your rains in their season, and the land shall yield its increase, and the trees of the field shall yield their fruit.”