Have you ever heard the saying "Work as if it all depends on you; pray as if it all depends on God"? While this may sound true, it might not be the right way to view our work. Listen in as Linda unpacks why this idea doesn't make us better teachers, and how to view hard work biblically.
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00:00 Introduction to the Teaching Journey
01:22 The Tension Between Work and Prayer
04:32 Understanding the Dichotomy of Work and Faith
06:50 Integrating Prayer and Work
10:01 Releasing Stress
10:44 Letting Our Minds Rest
13:57 Approaching Work with Thankful Expectation
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heRZOG FOUNDATIoN
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