Sermon
The Church Before the Watching World
By Tim Keller
Sermon
Sluggardliness
Tim Keller | November 21, 2004
Overview
Anybody who reads the book of Proverbs will see how often the book talks about the subject of work.
It talks positively about work under the heading of “diligence.” It talks negatively about work under the heading of “sluggard” or “sluggardliness.”
Proverbs says if you want to have a fulfilled human life, you have to do four things regarding work: you have to 1) do your work, 2) love your work, 3) re-narrate your work, and 4) redeem your work.
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