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What are we here for? What good is our work? What is the purpose of the things we do?
From the beginning, Genesis tells us God intended human beings to be his junior partners in the work of bringing his creation to fulfillment. These verses in Genesis give us a mission statement—some people call it the “creation mandate.”
The story of our first parents in Genesis shows us that God created people for a number of reasons. We are to exercise responsible dominion over the world, to be fruitful and multiply, to receive God’s provision, to work in relationships, and to observe the limits of creation. It is not in our nature to be satisfied with things as they are, to receive provision for our needs without working, to endure idleness for long, to toil in a system of uncreative regimentation, or to work in social isolation.
Think about this passage as you work today. How does your work fulfill these missions that God gave us?
Thank you, Lord, because the little that my hands have found to do matters to you. Please help me do all I can to make your world beautiful, and a reflection of your glory. Amen.
(Prayer submitted by Emeka Opara via Twitter)
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