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Who are you? Some of us might be tempted to answer with our profession: "I'm a teacher." "I'm a plumber." "I'm a pastor." In this sermon, Dan Kruer cautions us to find a godly balance with how we view work. When viewed wrongly, work can become onerous for many reasons. When viewed well, work is something we do because God designed us to work and because we can work for Him. That shift in perspective will help us navigate a life filled with responsibility and labor.
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