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By March 9, 2015TGIM

 

In the Theology of Work Project’s biblical research on calling, we’ve found three higher purposes for work.

  1. Helping to meet the needs of the world, that is, to make the world more like what God intends it to be, no matter whether the needs are large (curing malaria) or small (making sure medicines are in stock).
  2. Making use of the gifts and skills God gives you to serve others.
  3. Expressing the deepest and truest desires that God has implanted in your heart.

From the article: What does the Wall Street Journal know about the meaning of work? by Will Messenger (February 25, 2015)

It is a response piece to this WSJ article: I Don’t Have a Job. I Have a Higher Calling. by Rachel Feintzeig (February 24, 2015)

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