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Passion City Church DC Podcast

How to be a Boss

Passion City Church DC Podcast

Passion City Church

Church, Religion & Spirituality, Passion, Passioncitychurch Dc, Sermons, Messages, Christianity, Washington Dc, Benstuart

4.91.5K Ratings

🗓️ 9 October 2018

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

When we look at the grand scope of our lives, we see that most of us spend the majority of our time at work. As believers, how do we navigate the work world in a way that’s glorifying to God and life-giving to others? — In this powerful message, Mike Distefano challenges us to use the power we’ve been given in the workplace for the good of those around us. In a society that often seeks self-promotion and personal success, we have the opportunity to choose a different path. By understanding our identity as children loved dearly by God, we get to enter the work world FROM and place of acceptance and not FOR it.

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You are listening to the Passion City Church DC podcast.

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To learn more about Passion City Church DC, including our gathering times,

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visit us online at Passion City Church.com.

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slash DC.

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Well, I've never seen the movie Princess Bride, which is apparently a very offensive thing to say, one of the most offensive things a human being could say.

0:27.0

And I don't know why, it wasn't a conscious decision, it just wasn't part of my childhood

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experience.

0:31.7

And then got to a place where it just kind of became fun to see how people

0:34.4

would react when I told them.

0:35.8

So I've sort of actively resisted, but it's one of the most quotable movies out there, right?

0:40.4

So when people say things like, mowage, or you killed my father, prepare to die,

0:47.0

is that it?

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Is that one of them?

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I have no idea what people are talking about.

0:50.0

It makes no sense to me.

0:51.0

I've never seen the movie and so out of context

0:54.7

it doesn't make sense because we need stories to construct meaning. So there's a philosopher

0:59.3

by the name of Alistair McIntyre and he said, imagine yourself standing at a bus stop and a young man who you've never met

1:04.6

walks up to you and he says the name for the common wild duck is hysterenecus hysterenecus hysteremicus

1:09.6

hysteremicus how do you respond? I don't know, right? Because you need to know the story in order to

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formulate a proper response. And so he says there's a couple of different scenarios

1:21.4

in which that might have played out. Number one, the kid, the young man, might have been crazy, which is a little bit sad, right? He's a little bit off his rocker. Number two, he may have mistaken your identity for someone else. There's someone else that looks exactly like you

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