transform the routines and otherwise meaningless cycles of work into sacred acts of worship. When we find this kind of meaning in our work, we find something permanent, something that lasts beyond us. As we get older, we tend to think more and more about our legacy. For some, that legacy consists of an estate and wealth and companies and institutions. For others, that legacy consists of children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren. For some, these legacies can become idols, perversions of God’s
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