"My Father is working until now, and I am working." Have you ever thought much about how hard Jesus had to work as a carpenter, a tradesman in construction?  Why do you think Jesus lived in such obscurity for 30 years?  How could Jesus be so unhurried in his life and ministry amidst so much human need?

"My Father is working until now, and I am working." Have you ever thought much about how hard Jesus had to work as a carpenter, a tradesman in construction? Why do you think Jesus lived in such obscurity for 30 years? How could Jesus be so unhurried in his life and ministry amidst so much human need?

"My Father is working until now, and I am working." Have you ever thought much&nbsp;about how hard&nbsp;Jesus had to work&nbsp;as&nbsp;a&nbsp;carpenter, a&nbsp;tradesman in construction?&nbsp; Why do you think&nbsp;Jesus&nbsp;lived in&nbsp;such&nbsp;obscurity for&nbsp;30 years?&nbsp; How could&nbsp;Jesus be&nbsp;so unhurried&nbsp;in&nbsp;his life and ministry&nbsp;amidst so&nbsp;much&nbsp;human need?&nbsp;

He Worked: Jesus' Unfrenzied Industry

Join Scott Graham, Lauren Honea and Gerrit Dawson for these 10 to 12-minute discussions of "Rich Wounds: The Countless Treasures of the Life, Death and Triumph of Jesus" by our friend David Mathis. It contains 30 pithy reflections on the person and work of Christ. David is executive editor for desiringgod.org.

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He Worked: Jesus' Unfrenzied Industry

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