I will never forget the day when I realized that my work was just as much a part of my worship as anything I did on Sunday morning.  It was a platform that God wanted to use to help other people connect with Him.  The goal was no longer to make a profit but to make a difference.  This post by Eric Geiger helps understand this concept:

“A common misconception among Christians is that their work is not spiritual, that a regular 9-to-5 day cannot be sacred. If they’re going to do anything spiritual or ministry-oriented, it’ll have to happen around these occupied time slots. But this implies that everybody needs to be a full-time pastor of some kind if they’re going to be “spiritual” for the better part of the day and week. The misconception that normal work is not spiritual is both inaccurate and damaging.”

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