Do your work as an expression of love and service, ultimately to God, and then to your neighbor. Maybe you’ll make a ton of money, or maybe you’ll just have enough. Maybe you’ll become a household name all over the world. The odds are, you won’t. Maybe you’ll see your reward this side of resurrection, or maybe not until the next. But none of that matters. That’s not why you do it. You do it because God made you to do it. Because it’s good. Because it has a bearing on this world and the world to come. Because when all is said and done, it matters.
