In a world obsessed with "finding your purpose" and chasing abstract goals, we often overlook the divine calling right in front of us. In this part 3 of our mini-series on ethics, Dr. Nathan Olson challenges the modern search for a grand, hidden destiny by grounding ethics in the Lutheran doctrine of Vocation. "Abstraction is the enemy of the Gospel." When we stop looking inward for a mystical purpose and start looking outward at our neighbors, our responsibilities become clear and meaningful. Whether as a student, a parent, or a coworker, you are a "mask of God" through which He provides for the world. Discover how shifting your focus from "What should I do with my life?" to "Who is my neighbor?" can bring clarity, peace, and a renewed sense of dignity to your everyday work