Tim Keller | October 22, 2000
Something is going on with work in our culture. We’ve lost our rhythms of work and rest. And work is becoming a crisis issue.
In Genesis 1 and 2, work and rest come up in the very beginning of creation. This tells us that understanding work and rest is at the very essence of living a human life.
Let’s look at what this says about 1) what we’re called to do (which is work), 2) how we’re called to do it, and 3) what we need in order to do it.
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