A person with devotion towards God and a business mind always finds it difficult to manage both desires. Every time the person has to dedicate more time towards career and work, he finds himself guilty, thinking he is unfair to the Almighty. Going to church only on Sundays makes you feel like you have to find a better way to express your faith but aren’t sure how to do that. So, here we have discussed five significant points through which you can make your work a form of worship because every work that is important in God’s eyes can be turned into worship irrespective of how you do that.

Your Work Is Not Your Identity

When you start working blindly, there are moments when the only identity you get is “Workaholic.” This is the time when you neglect all your other life moments like church, relationships, or health. However, if unfortunately, you lose your work or aren’t able to work for any other reason, you start finding that you are losing your identity. Therefore, make your work a means of worship rather than idolizing it and making it your identity. This small step is considering your work through a bigger and deeper view of your unchanging identity in God.

Take Your Work As A Gift

Every work is a form of gift to us, and gifts are to be taken care of. Moreover, the daily work is the gift you must offer to God. With this thought, you will always see the things that matter and work for the greater good, and will always find a creative way to solve the problems coming to your path with a sense of gratitude.

Accept The Fact That Work Is Not Perfect

Sometimes the work we do with great enthusiasm also brings disappointment and frustration. But you need to accept the fact that every work is not perfect, and these situations come to grips that your jobs and roles can never be perfect. The moment you start accepting that it is a part of your life, you will start feeling grateful in tougher moments of life.

Always Remember, Work Is A Good Thing

Every human being on earth is born to do their part of work in the garden of God. Therefore, consider every work you do like the service you have to do in God’s garden, and remember the work we do has a greater impact and incredible meaning that gives us the purpose of life.

Not All Works are Eternal Works

One of the most challenging mentalities most Christians have developed is that every work related to church is the only kind of worship, and the rest of all other works are less important. However, you need to learn that every work we do is a form of worship and when you relate this thought, you find peace in every work you do.

Conclusion

There is no difference between church and non-church work, and every form of work is essential. You only need to find the right balance between your work and worship mentality. Learn about the right balance between your faith and career with the talk with Catherine Agada. Book your first call with her