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The spiritual disciplines of remembering and gratitude (part 1)

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Is work a curse? by Institute for Faith, Work & Economics Hugh Whelchel has an odd collection: a business card from every job he has worked since ... Why work is at the heart of God’s mission by Denver Institute for Faith & Work Is it possible that our daily work is the central place that the scattered church embodies ... How Christians can experience deeper rest by Theology of Work God loves people so much that he was willing to leave his place of perfect rest ...

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The spiritual disciplines of remembering and gratitude (part 1)

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