Working For What Matters

Working for What Matters

Have you spent years working at a factory or behind a desk and wondered what you were achieving? Many will settle for an occupation that does little to inspire them. If that’s you, perhaps you should take a look at who you are and what your purpose is and follow your dreams to work for what matters.

However, if working at a factory or behind a desk has provided a roof over your head for you and your family, allowed you to put your kids through school, and enabled you to volunteer at church or in your community, then what you do for a living matters.

If you’re a mom who spends most of your time at home raising your children and managing the household, you are also working for what matters.

But no matter what you do day to day, don’t just work to make a living. Work to produce a life. A life that both supports and is built upon what matters.

Rise up; this matter is in your hands. We will support you, so take courage and do it. —Ezra 10:4