When Work Becomes an Idol - Psalm 127:1-2 - Skip Heitzig

America is founded on hard work; we even dedicate a day (Labor Day) to celebrate workers. The American Dream suggests that wealth and success follow hard work, and Scripture commends work that’s well done (see Colossians 3:23-24). But something good can become bad if taken too far. Work is good; overwork is not. Being a worker is good, while being a workaholic is bad. Work can become an idol, interrupting the priority of God in our life. Psalm 127 is a poem of contrasting priorities—a life of vanity versus a life of value—and in it we find several warnings from its author, Solomon.

This teaching is from the series Hustle and Grind with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.

[islewait]

A very essential message. TY Pastor Skip!🤗🤗🤗
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[klfanderson]

Loved this sermon, and I really believe it applies to our life in this world, now, which can be work no matter what your occupation (or even if you're retired like us). Thank you, Pastor Skip and all who made this video happen... Now, go home and get some rest! 😉

[kristijantodoroski]

Great sermon, but Indiana Jones was made by Stefen Spilberg