Some of us don’t have much control over what we do. We take a job, and then we do whatever the boss tells us to do. You would love to make something that’s beautiful and sustainable and good for the earth and goes back into the local economy and does something about the plight of poverty or illiteracy or malaria in Nigeria — but these decisions are made a million miles above you on the corporate ladder. You sit in your cubicle or at your counter five days a week and do exactly what you’re told. How do you glorify God? In how you work.
