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Every Good Endeavor by Timothy Keller with Katherine Leary Alsdorf — WisdomDeck honest review
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Every Good Endeavor

by Timothy Keller with Katherine Leary Alsdorf

A theology of work: God's plan for work, the problems (fruitless, pointless, selfish, idolatrous), and the gospel's effect on it. Written with a former tech executive and the best Christian book on vocation in a generation.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Work is a calling before it is a career.
  2. Fruitlessness is normal; it is not a verdict.
  3. Excellence serves neighbours.

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Vocation, theologically.

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