Nathan W. Bingham

And you know, he realized his vocation early on.

Soon after his conversion, he knew that he wanted to go into the ministry.

His desire was to make the deep truths of God clear and understandable to students of all ages.

I'm not sure if you heard the announcement last month that we just named two additional teaching fellows to join us here at Ligonier Ministries, the teaching fellowship that R.C.

Sproul started all the way back in 1971.

So tomorrow, you'll hear a message from Michael Reeves and Friday from Joel Kim.

So be sure to join us then here on Renewing Your Mind.

It's important to have a sense of purpose, isn't it?

We all want to accomplish something in life, and when it comes to our work, we feel the pressure to choose the right career path.

But for Christians, there's an added component.

Is our work pleasing to God?

And as R.C.

Sproul was just asking, is my vocation contributing to the well-being of others?

Today on this Tuesday edition of Renewing Your Mind, Dr. Sproul will point out that there is a difference between merely working and working in our vocation.

Before we get to today's message, I do want to remind our Texas listeners about Renewing Your Mind Live in Houston.

That's right, the studio is going on the road again this year.

So if you're in the area, be sure to register for this event on the evening of March 17.

Our guest teacher will be Joel Beakey, and you'll have the opportunity to gather with other Renewing Your Mind listeners for a night of teaching, giveaways, Renewing Your Mind swag, and much more.

Plus, every attendee receives a $20 voucher for the Ligonier.org online store.

I'd love to greet you, so be sure to register today at renewingyourmind.org slash Houston, and I hope to have more cities to announce soon.