The Bible talks a lot about work. We are created to work, and as God's children, we have

specific work we are called to do. Today, I'm sharing four truths about work. This is part one

in a three-part series. Welcome to the Sheepers Faithful Podcast, episode number 135, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day. I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the podcast. My name is Lauren, and today we're going to talk about work.'re going to I say we I'm going to share some

things about work a worldview on work and I hope this is a little mini series because it's just

so much to talk about not only how we should view work but then what is the work of a woman

especially when you look at Titus 2, verse 5, which says

women are workers at home or keepers of the home. So we'll get into that, hopefully, in part

two. I say hopefully because I just record these things and usually they go longer, so I

break them up into two parts. That's my secret here.

Guys, it's all, I'm so thankful that you are here on this podcast.

So usually I start off with a life hack, and I have one today, but it is obscure and random,

but it's, it happened.

I learned this life hack by a real life lesson that happened at 4 a.m.

this morning so although it will not apply to most of you especially if you do not own a cat i would

still like to share so my daughter wasn't feeling very well last night she kind of had this cough

and i sat with her and she said oh oh, my muscles, they hurt. And I'm like, oh no, I hope this isn't the flu. So I sat with her and I rubbed her feet and I read the Bible to her and she fell asleep. I'm like, good. And she woke up about 3 a.m. and was not feeling great. So I gave her some medicine and sat with her again, reading, and it was not

going well. She was just miserable. And at this point, I thought, we just need to watch a movie.

So I pull up a little stool. I put my computer on there to pull up something she can watch.

And the cat comes in. We have this little cute tabby cat. We call her the nanny cat

because she's so patient and kind with our kids. And if ever, I need a distraction. Like I'm in the

kitchen and I'm chopping carrots and there's just a lot of children underfoot. I say,

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