ABOUT THIS EPISODE
YOU spend a lot of time at work and honestly probably spend more time at work than you spend with family and etc….. I believe God took this into consideration and that's why your work matters to Him! Many times we can feel that God only cares about the work we do outside of our day to day job or what we only do in the context of the local church. That being said, let's dive into what Colossians 3:23 truly means within the proper context.
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