Ecclesiastes 5: 18
Then I realized that it is good
and proper for a man to eat and drink, and to find
satisfaction in his toilsome labor under the sun during
the few days of life God has given him—for this is his lot.
Solomon refers to God as the giver of
all gifts.
He even gives God the glory for the
job that he had in life.
Not too many folks these days, give
God thanks for the chance to work.
Is it possible to find true
satisfaction in what you do for a living?
I don’t think God ever meant for us
to have drudgery in what we labor for—especially when we consider that all we
do, we should do for the glory of God.
Do you bring God glory in your
menial, mundane tasks?
Have you found true satisfaction in
what you do in life?
Maybe if we did life with God in
mind, we’d find that satisfaction we’ve been looking for.
Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones released the song, “I
Can’t Get No Satisfaction”, in 1965.
I don’t think the Rolling Stones ever considered God, when
they wrote this song.
By what I know of their lifestyles, I don’t think they’ve ever
found any satisfaction.
The days of life are few—and God is the giver of all of our
days.
Maybe we need to look to Him after all, to find satisfaction
in this life…………
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