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New Testament Articles
- Introduction to the Roman World of the Early Church
- Matthew and Work
- Mark and Work
- Luke and Work
  - Introduction
  - The Kingdom of God Shows Up at Work
  - Healing
  - Sabbath and Work
  - The Ethics of Conflict
  - God's Provision
    - Jesus feeds five thousand (Luke 9:10-17)
    - Jesus teaches about God’s provision (Luke 12:4-7; 12:22-31)
  - Wealth
  - Power and Leadership
  - Taxing Issues
  - The Passion
  - Conclusion
- John and Work
- 1 Corinthians and Work
- 2 Corinthians and Work
- Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Work
- Colossians & Philemon and Work
- 1 & 2 Thessalonians and Work
- The Pastoral Epistles and Work
- Hebrews and Work
- The General Epistles and Work
- Revelation and Work

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God's Provision

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Throughout Luke, Jesus teaches to live in God’s kingdom is to look to God, rather than human effort, is the ultimate source of the things we need for life. Our labor is not optional, but neither is it absolute. Our labor is always a participation in the grace of God’s provision.

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