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Proverbs #5 - How do you win at work?

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Mark Driscoll

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🗓️ 9 September 2019

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

If the average person works for at least 80-100,000 hours of their lives, it’s important for the believer to figure out how their Christian faith works in the workplace whether that workplace is the marketplace, a family business, a ministry, or the home. In this sermon from the book of Proverbs, Pastor Mark uses Patrick Lencioni’s idea of “The Ideal Team Player” as a framework to teach on how to worship at work.

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0:00.0

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0:25.8

Alrighty, we're continuing our study of Proverbs and it's a really practical book

0:30.8

about how to do certain things. And there are many things that we want to do, but we

0:35.9

just don't know how to do them. Proverbs enters in, gives us wisdom, practical,

0:41.3

daily, advice on how to walk in wisdom, and how to do the things that God wants

0:47.8

you to do and that you want to do. So today we're gonna look at this question,

0:51.6

how do you win at work? And I was thinking about it, let's say you work 40 to

0:57.3

50 hours a week. That's most people unless you're a mother of a small child,

1:01.7

then you work 13,000 hours a week. But for the rest of us, you work 40 or 50

1:07.1

hours a week. Let's say about 50 weeks a year, you get a little vacation time. Let's

1:12.3

say you work from your mid-20s to your mid-60s, about 40 years. The average

1:17.4

person, if you're just working a normal job, is gonna work 2,000 to 2,500 hours

1:24.0

this year. And in your lifetime, 80,000 to 100,000 hours of your life is going to

1:32.0

be spent at work. That being said, since we're here in church and we're

1:37.6

Bible-believing church, how does work relate to God? How does our relationship

1:44.4

with God continue where we spend so much of our time and energy at work? And

1:49.6

that's the issue that we're going to talk about today. Before we get into some

1:54.9

particulars in Proverbs, I want to establish sort of a biblical concept of work.

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