God uses many people for many uses to accomplish His work to spread His gospel and draw fallen men to Him. The church is the members of the body, but that body is housed in a building coming together for worship, for encouragement, for learning. God called Bezaleel and Aholiab to lead the nation in building the Tabernacle. 

Labor Day celebrates the workers who make society work by their labor. This works in normal jobs, and in the church. We know that God is not a respecter of persons, but places people where they can best glorify God. A Christian never works a secular job as we are to work as if Jesus Christ is our master. The boss we work for serves Jesus and will be judged by Him. We must ensure we have a good testimony with doing a full day's work for a full day's pay. We must honor our bosses on earth to let them see the light of Christ in a dark world.

Looking at Yom Kippur, the Day Of Atonement, we see Christ in the ceremony. The bull represents the sinner, the goats represent the dual nature of Christ's sacrifice and the clothes worn by Aaron show our position before and after salvation. 

When we are saved, we can approach the Throne of Grace any time we need to for whatever reason. This can be for confession, help, strength, or whatever else we need to advance our Christian walk. If we fail to pray, we lose our joy and effectiveness. But at any time, we can boldly approach Him and restore our relationship.

1 Timothy 3:1-10 talks about false teachers in these last days. They sound good, they look good, they quote scripture to get Christians who have not studied Scripture to follow them. Verse 5 says "having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof:" We are warned what to do in the last part of the verse, saying "from such turn away." Do not go near these, they promise health, wealth, miracles, new revelations but they have absolutely nothing to offer! Compare anything a preacher says against the Bible to see if what they say is true. 

Scott Sandy of Northeast Baptist Seedline gives a good account of how we must work for our Lord and Saviour after salvation to accomplish the Great Commission. As His joint-heirs and true children of God adopted by faith, let us ensure we glorify our Heavenly Father accomplishing His Great Commission for His glory