Theology of Work

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A Servant’s Prayer: Living as Bondservants to the King

The sermon is a robust exposition of [Psalm 139](https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+139&version=KJV), effectively connecting the Davidic covenant to the believer's identity in Christ. It strongly emphasizes the theology of work as a response to grace and provides practical applications for prayer and daily living. While the Gospel Engine is intact, there is a minor theological error regarding the efficacy of baptism that requires correction.

Biblical Parallel (Archetype): Smyrna — The sermon faithfully proclaims the Gospel of grace, emphasizing salvation by faith alone and the sufficiency of Christ's work. It maintains a strong focus on the Davidic covenant and the theology of work as a response to grace, without compromising the core message of the Gospel.

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