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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 42 MIN

Enduring & Enjoying the Mission #2 | The Work is Worth It

from Sunday Message from Southport Fellowship Church · host Southport Fellowship Church

In this week's message, Pastor Kit walks through Acts 18 and highlights Paul's time in Corinth, where ministry and everyday work intersect. Rather than separating calling from career, Paul models a life where both exist together—working as a tentmaker while faithfully proclaiming the gospel. The message challenges a common mindset: that purpose is found somewhere else or in something different. But Scripture reminds us that where God has placed us is not accidental. Even in seasons of difficulty, routine, or frustration, there is purpose. Work itself is not a burden to escape, but a gift that can be used for God's glory. We're reminded that our attitude toward work reflects what we believe about God. Whether in a job we love or one we endure, we have the opportunity to represent Christ through diligence, integrity, and faithfulness. Like Paul, our daily lives become platforms for ministry. Ultimately, the question is simple but searching: is the gospel worth the work?

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