Centreville Presbyterian Church
Life Hacks: It Turns Out, Work Isn't So Bad | July 25, 2021
We've all grumbled about work at one time or another, because it's true, some weeks it seems like Monday morning just comes too soon. Join us with Pastor Aaron McMillan as we take a look at what the Bible tells us about work. It may not be what you think!
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• One of the most life changing things we can ever do is just this: Learn to Love Work
• God’s first command: The Call to Cultivate
• The truth about work…Work is our contribution to the lives of others.
• Good work flourishes us and the world
• Not working hurts us and the world
• A few thoughts for the workers out there…
- We will always be tempted to resent work until we see it as worthy in itself.
- It’s ok to pick a job that doesn’t make much money.
- Work to be generous, not to be rich.
- Never be so generous that you remove from somebody the gift of work.
- Reconsider retirement.
- Pick a time each day to say “No” to work.
- It’s never too late to ask, “What do I want to be when I grow up.”
- We will always be tempted to resent work until we see it as worthy in itself.
- It’s ok to pick a job that doesn’t make much money.
- Work to be generous, not to be rich.
- Never be so generous that you remove from somebody the gift of work.
- Reconsider retirement.
- Pick a time each day to say “No” to work.
- It’s never too late to ask, “What do I want to be when I grow up.”