When Work Is Your Worth

May 1, 2022 • Trey Van Camp • Ecclesiastes 2:18–26, Ecclesiastes 4:4–6

In a secular world without God, mankind rushes to find meaning in other places like justice, pleasure, and work. In today’s hustle culture, a career has the allure of solving all our problems.

But is work really working? Does it satisfy our eternal ache for significance, contribution, and recognition?

With the help of a successful entrepreneur, Ecclesiastes teaches us the limits of our labor. The work never ends, it multiplies our grief, and keeps us in the captivity of tomorrow.

Thankfully, Jesus doesn’t call us away from work but a new way to work.

Ecclesiastes 2:18-26; 4:4-6 CSB

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