Keller explores how sin distorts work, turning it into a source of frustration and fruitlessness. He references Genesis 3, where Adam and Eve’s disobedience introduces toil and struggle into work. 'Part of the curse of work in a fallen world is its frequent fruitlessness,' Keller observes, acknowledging the universal struggle to find meaning in labor. Yet, he offers hope through the redemptive work of Christ, suggesting that even incomplete efforts can have eternal significance. | Timothy Keller | Every Good Endeavor

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The Impact of Sin on Work

Keller explores how sin distorts work, turning it into a source of frustration and fruitlessness. He references Genesis 3, where Adam and Eve’s disobedience introduces toil and struggle into work. 'Part of the curse of work in a fallen world is its frequent fruitlessness,' Keller observes, acknowledging the universal struggle to find meaning in labor. Yet, he offers hope through the redemptive work of Christ, suggesting that even incomplete efforts can have eternal significance.

-- Timothy Keller