Work

• Smith, Rick

• 1999-03-15

• Moore Theological College

• Smith expounds Genesis 2:4-17. He shows that work is not punishment or a result of sin, as God is involved in creative, meaningful work. Smith explores how our view of work affects our view of rest. He examines the work assigned to us, as our purpose, and that we work to serve God, consumed by God's purposes. Smith looks at the effect of working as working for the Lord, as this leads to taking the gospel into the workplace. Cassette label reads : "St Thomas' tape library Indispensible inforMatthew ion 4. 'Is work a punishment?' Genesis 2:4-17 22.3.98 p.m Rick Smith"

• 15/03/1999

• English

• Moore Theological College
• St Thomas' Anglican Church, North Sydney

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