Hey everybody, I'm Tim McE and this is my podcast Exploring My Strange Bible.

I am a card carrying Bible history and language nerd who thinks that Jesus of Nazareth is

utterly amazing and worth following with everything that you have.

On this podcast I'm putting together the last ten years worth of lectures and sermons

where I've been exploring the strange and wonderful story of the Bible and how it invites

us into the mission of Jesus and the journey of faith.

And I hope this can be helpful for you too.

I also help start this thing called the Bible Project.

We make animated videos and podcasts about all kinds of topics in Bible and theology.

You can find those resources at thebibletproject.com.

With all that said, let's dive into the episode for this week.

Hey there, thanks for listening to Strange Bible Podcast.

This is the second of a two-part series that I did a long time ago about thinking

theologically about work.

Should the fact that I'm a follower of Jesus mean that I think uniquely or differently

about my work and career than somebody who's not a follower of Jesus?

I think so.

I think the storyline that Jesus invites us to live and be a part of has a dramatic effect.

And significance for how we think about our day-to-day work.

In this message, which was the last part of the series, we think about how do we think

about our day-to-day efforts at work in the light of history's ultimate outcome in the

renewed and redeemed creation?

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