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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 13 MIN

18 August 2026 Work as Worship: Colossians 3 Theology of Work and Daily Calling Theology Tuesday

from Radio Pulpit · host Rocky Stevenson

: Work as Worship: Colossians 3 Theology of Work and Daily Calling Is your daily job just a forty-hour grind, or can ordinary labour become an act of holy devotion? In this episode of Theology Tuesday, we examine Colossians 3:23–24 to discover a Biblical theology of work that dismantles the false secular-versus-sacred divide. Many Christians view Monday morning as a distraction from spiritual life, but Scripture reveals that our daily labour—whether in an office, on a job site, or at home—is designed to be offered as genuine worship to God. By shifting our posture toward heart-level excellence, changing our primary audience from human supervisors to the Lord, and grounding our motivation in an eternal inheritance, we learn what it truly means to serve the Lord Christ in every task. Whether you feel fulfilled in your career or stuck in a challenging workplace, this practical exposition demonstrates how the Gospel transforms routine labor into a platform for God's glory. Key Scripture References: Colossians | 3:23–24, Genesis | 2:15, Ephesians | 6:5–8 Take twelve minutes today to listen, reframe your perspective on daily labour, and reflect on how your career can honour the King this week. #TheologyOfWork #Colossians3 #WorkAsWorship #LegacyStandardBible #BiblicalTheology #ChristianVocation #ServeTheLordChrist #TheologyTuesday #ExpositoryTeaching #DailyCalling #Colossians323 #ChristianEthics #ReformedTheology #WorkplaceMinistry

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