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Farmers were still using plows made by Jesus 100+ years later. For much of his short adult life, the Creator of the universe did manual labor in Nazareth—and did it with excellence. Os Guinness asks: What made Jesus' plows last and stand out? If carpentry wasn't beneath the One who raised the dead, no honest work is beneath you. For those struggling this year-end—out of work, underemployed, can't afford the Christmas you hoped for—remember: drudgery done for God is lifted and changed. Excellence in the ordinary is your calling.
Scripture: Colossians 3:23-24, Matthew 6:31-33
Source: Chuck Colson, Os Guinness "The Call"
Read more: nations4jesus.blogspot.com
By Tania DFarmers were still using plows made by Jesus 100+ years later. For much of his short adult life, the Creator of the universe did manual labor in Nazareth—and did it with excellence. Os Guinness asks: What made Jesus' plows last and stand out? If carpentry wasn't beneath the One who raised the dead, no honest work is beneath you. For those struggling this year-end—out of work, underemployed, can't afford the Christmas you hoped for—remember: drudgery done for God is lifted and changed. Excellence in the ordinary is your calling.
Scripture: Colossians 3:23-24, Matthew 6:31-33
Source: Chuck Colson, Os Guinness "The Call"
Read more: nations4jesus.blogspot.com