Do churches miss the point of work?
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On Bank Holiday Monday, Esther Higham spoke with Tom Nelson about how churches often miss the importance of everyday work. He shares why work matters in God’s economy and how his new podcast, God’s Work, helps Christians see their workplaces as sacred ground.
Released on 1 Apr 2026
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