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Labor Day | Serving Christ In Our Work
Shared on: Aug 31, 2020
What makes the work of a Christian different than the work of a non-believer is the one they are working for. The Christian doesn't simply work for their earthly boss, but they work as for their ultimate Master who is in Heaven, Jesus Christ. Use this sermon collection to encourage your congregation that as they rest from their labor, to nevertheless work as for Christ.
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