Episode 47: Portia Collins, Bible Teacher, Writer, Podcaster, Non-Profit Leader
Episode 47: Portia Collins Bible Teacher, Writer, Podcaster, Non-Profit LeaderContributing Author to Women & Work Apple Spotify
Episode 46: Hannah Anderson, Writer, Bible Teacher, Contributing Author to Women & Work
Episode 46: Hannah Anderson Writer, Bible Teacher, Contributing Author to Women & Work Apple Spotify Connect with Hannah Online Twitter Instagram Facebook Hannah Anderson is an author and Bible teacher who lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia with her husband, Nathan, and three children. Her books include Made for More, Humble Roots, All […]
Episode 45: Jen Oshman, Author, Speaker & Podcaster
Episode 45: Jen Oshman Author, Speaker, PodcasterContributing Author to Women & Work Apple Spotify Connect with Courtney Online Twitter Instagram Linkedin Jen Oshman has been in women’s ministry for over two decades on three continents. She’s the author of Enough about Me and Cultural Counterfeits, and her most recent book, Welcome: Loving Your Church by […]
Episode 44: Courtney Powell, Contributing Author to Women & Work
Episode 44: Courtney Powell Director of Ministry Content, Women & WorkContributing Author to Women & Work Apple Spotify Connect with Courtney Online Twitter Instagram Linkedin Courtney Powell holds a Bachelor of Music with an emphasis in Christian studies from Union University and a MA in church ministry from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. In addition […]
Episode 43: Missie Branch, Contributing Author to Women & Work
Episode 43: Missie Branch Southeastern Baptist Theological SeminaryContributing Author to Women & Work Apple Spotify Connect with Missie Online Twitter Instagram Link Missie Branch serves as Asst. Dean of Students to Women and Director of Graduate Life at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in NC. She is also currently a student there completing her graduate degree […]
On Learning: Reflections on Learning Well
There is no work-free option. Our culture tells us that we work hard so we can play or relax later. In Christ, we rest in his finished work, allowing all we do to flow from our already-not-yet rest in Him.