You ever put a job?

You ever put a job?

Sometimes it's really easy, right?

It's ludicrously obvious.

This job is dumb, it's not working, the math equation doesn't work,

I'm not making enough money, or the pain I endure to do this job isn't worth it. But other

times that is agonizing. I mean one of the most difficult decisions you make in life because it's not just a job, it's a lifestyle, it's people, it affects other people, it can come with all kinds of uncertainty.

Sometimes you want to pursue another opportunity, but there's no guarantee that it's going to work out.

So you have to add into the equation what happens if this utterly fails?

Like, well, it's my fallback.

Will I land somewhere worse than this safe thing that I have right now?

And then you also have to factor into the equation.

And what if the people you really love don't approve that's

pretty wild too and as a result I'm guessing that most of you I mean except

maybe those of you who are students and still kind of on the front end of

this whole thing but most of you have are students and still kind of on the front end of this whole thing.

But most of you have done the adult thing for a while.

I mean, come on, you've agonized over an employment decision before and if any of you own your own business or your own thing?

I bet you've agonized even more.

Which makes the passage that we're looking at in Matthew Chapter 4

all the weirder.

So Matthew 418, while walking by the sea of Galilee, he, that's Jesus, saw

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