“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, ” — Colossians 3:23 (NIV). We spend so much of our short lives laboring. Working to pay bills, pay for housing, education, medical expenses, and hopefully vacations. Sometimes, it is all we can do just to meet the bare minimum in necessities which, for some, that mean picking and choosing. Enter the glaring and sometimes painful reality that we are ignored, taken for granted, and even mistreated in our striving. Why, then, should we work for those who do not appreciate our talents and efforts. The answer is that we are not doing it for man. As believers and members of the Body of Christ, all we do is for God, or at least should be. This is how we reconcile the good and bad to have peace. To honor and praise Him and His goodness with our efforts, minds, bodies, and souls. In our walk, He has us venture into some scary places. But trust and know, you are there for a Rivne purpose and reason. In all you do, carry out what you have been assigned and purposed to do, but for God!