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Ryan Tafilowski
Theologian
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Oct 20, 2026
Why Your Work Is Still Worth Doing w/ David Buschart & Ryan Tafilowski
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Jeff MyersHOST
And how, how do you, how do you do that? Ryan, I'd love to hear you take a stab at that.
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15:14Ryan TafilowskiGUEST
One of the things we argue in the book is that the Bible presents us with no one singular theology of work, and that we're better off speaking of multiple theologies of work.
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15:27Ryan TafilowskiGUEST
We gesture towards it in the book, and I think lots of work remains to be done on that.
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15:33Ryan TafilowskiGUEST
Um, and so if that's true, then it means that we've got multiple sort of tools in our toolkit that we can use.
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15:41Ryan TafilowskiGUEST
And usually, uh, the shape of a human life is such that there might be periods in which work might, is deeply fulfilling, uh, periods where it's not.
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