What If Hard Work Isn’t the Problem? | Jonny Ardavanis
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12-Nov-2026
Why are you still burned out—even after taking a break? John Lovell and pastor Jonny Ardavanis explore how we confuse distraction with rest, lose purpose in our work, and struggle to find a biblical balance.
📖 Get Jonny’s book, Get to Work: https://link.amazon/B05jwsOWq
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ave Millennials and Gen Z swung too far in their reaction to the Boomer work ethic? Jonny challenges the idea that work is a curse and explains why meaningful work, genuine rest, and enjoying life belong together.
John and Jonny discuss men leaving the workforce, the limits of retirement as a life goal, what to do when you hate your job, and why scrolling can leave you exhausted. Jonny also shares the unforgettable lesson his dad taught him on his 16th birthday—and how he’s teaching his own children diligence, responsibility, and service.
A frank, biblical conversation about working hard, resting well, raising a family, and finding purpose in the everyday responsibilities God has given you.
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