It is important to realize that, while evangelism is a key part of this calling, edification is the end game. We are not called to make only converts, but disciples—ones who becomes like the Master. Our universal purpose, then, is to love God with our whole life by becoming more like Christ and by making disciples who do the same.
God’s purpose for our lives transcends our career and present circumstances. This involves both a universal and a unique purpose.
Ken Boa continues teaching on work, emphasizing that “everything matters”: it is through the fine details and small decisions that God weaves the tapestry of our lives.
Ken continues his teaching on a biblical view of work and emphasizes the importance of working for the glory of God and not the praise of people.
Ken continues his teaching on a biblical view of work and emphasizes the importance of keeping work in its proper place in our lives.
Ken continues his teaching on a biblical view of work, which he contends is part of the created order and patterned after God.
As an activity that dominates much of our time in life, work is an extremely important area to think clearly and biblically about, especially in terms of our relationships in that arena.
Make sure you’ve read “A Biblical View of Purpose, Part 1” first. [lead]We can’t lay hold of God’s unique purpose for our lives without spending time with him and inviting him to clarify his purpose for us in his timing and way.[/lead] It is never too late to
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