Don't Hate Your Job
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Most people have a season at some point in life where they really don't like going to work. In fact, some people even hate their jobs. They don't get along with their employer, or if they are the employer they don't like their employees. But the Bible teaches that this ought not be the case for Christians.
Risen Life Church in Salt Lake City, Utah has been journeying through the book of Ephesians and I was called upon to preach from Ephesians 6:5-9.
Ephesians 6:5-9 is often a text that gets skimmed over because readers think that the slave or the bondservant relationship to an earthy master is outdated in not relevant to life today. They couldn't be more wrong. In my sermon, I deal with the instructions to employees and employers. Then I journey into what the text demonstrates as the larger Master-slave relationship we as believers have as Christians. Everybody is a slave to something, either sin or righteousness. If Jesus is our Master than we are slaves who are truly free. I explain this in greater detail in the sermon and you can listen by clicking on the link below.
You get the opportunity to serve Christ when you go to work. What a grand opportunity! Remember this as you head into work and have joy in your workplace because of what Christ has done for you.
*I opened my sermon with a very brief discussion of our efforts to plant a church in the Salt Lake valley. Risen Life is our sending church and a core team is meeting in my home as we seek God's vision for how we are to begin this new work. My name is Bryan Catherman and if you are interested in learning more about our efforts, praying for us, financially supporting us, or joining our mission, I would love to hear from you. You can contact me here.
Risen Life Church in Salt Lake City, Utah has been journeying through the book of Ephesians and I was called upon to preach from Ephesians 6:5-9.
Ephesians 6:5-9 is often a text that gets skimmed over because readers think that the slave or the bondservant relationship to an earthy master is outdated in not relevant to life today. They couldn't be more wrong. In my sermon, I deal with the instructions to employees and employers. Then I journey into what the text demonstrates as the larger Master-slave relationship we as believers have as Christians. Everybody is a slave to something, either sin or righteousness. If Jesus is our Master than we are slaves who are truly free. I explain this in greater detail in the sermon and you can listen by clicking on the link below.
You get the opportunity to serve Christ when you go to work. What a grand opportunity! Remember this as you head into work and have joy in your workplace because of what Christ has done for you.
*I opened my sermon with a very brief discussion of our efforts to plant a church in the Salt Lake valley. Risen Life is our sending church and a core team is meeting in my home as we seek God's vision for how we are to begin this new work. My name is Bryan Catherman and if you are interested in learning more about our efforts, praying for us, financially supporting us, or joining our mission, I would love to hear from you. You can contact me here.