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Well, in our current series here on Brightheart called On Being Human, we have been talking through

various aspects of life where a man or a woman can grow, improve, and become more fruitful

as a result. We've talked about the physical with weight loss and physical health. We've

talked about the spiritual and keeping the soul. We've talked about the social, life in friendship and family and

church. And we've talked about the vocational, the different vocations and duties of life that we

have before God. Now, in this episode, we're deep into that fourth and final category, the

vocational. We've talked specifically about the different vocations of the man and the woman, as well as some of the key principles that each ought to bring to their duties.

We've talked about agency, the kind of spirit that each person should bring to their life's work if they were going to please the Lord and bear good fruit.

We talked in the last episode about a little case study from our family on vocation with the music

that I produce and how it fits into our home. Now, as we come to the close of the series and the

close of this category of vocation, there are two really practical questions that remain to be

addressed, both of them related to the issue of money. See, when it comes to vocation, two big money

questions frequently come to the surface. The first one is something like this. How can we make

more money? It's a very simple question. One of the core vocations of a man is that of provider,

the one charged with providing for the family. He's called to nourish and cherish his wife.

He's called to provide for his own household.

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