“If the brokenness of our work makes us tempted to work out of fear or the need for others’ approval, the way to work as a redeemed person is to know that your work is ultimately done for the Lord. He is not measuring you by the world’s standards. He is measuring you by faithfulness.” – Courtney Reissig
Date: April 4, 2017
Event: The Gospel Coalition 2017 National Conference
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Find more audio and video from the 2017 National Conference on the conference media page.
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