Confessions from a Working Mom
Should I feel bad about being a working mom? Who will care for my children while I work? Am I doing the right thing here? How do I love and care for them as their mother, while also fulfilling my vocational duties? Lord, how do I walk this out in a way that pleases you?
Episode 36: Dr. Tabitha Harder, Women’s Health Physical Therapist and Orthopedic Specialist
Dr. Tabitha Harder Women’s Health Physical Therapist and Orthopedic Specialist Apple Spotify Follow Dr. Tabitha Harder on Social Media Instagram Link Dr. Tabitha Harder is a Women’s Health Physical Therapist […]
Episode 35: Vaneetha Risner, Author and Speaker
Vaneetha Risner Author and Speaker Apple Spotify Follow Vaneetha Risner on Social Media Instagram Facebook Twitter Link Vaneetha writes and speaks about finding hope in suffering. Her memoir, Walking Through […]
Why You Need a Hard Stop
Many of us live each day like it is. We squander the time we intended to spend on a task being distracted by lesser things. Then, we let the work bleed into margins we really wanted to give to something else.
This is why you need a hard stop—an appointed time for each major task or each day of work—when you will say, “That’s enough for now,” and walk away, even if it’s not as done as you’d like.
Episode 34: Kelly Minter, Author, Bible Teacher, and Podcaster
Kelly Minter Author, Bible teacher, and Podcaster Apple Spotify Follow Kelly Minter on Social Media Instagram Facebook Kelly Minter is an author, Bible teacher, and podcaster. Her most recent Bible […]
Episode 33: Nikki Lawrence, Corporate Executive for a Fortune 500 Company
Nikki Lawrence President BLACK+DECKER Apple Spotify Follow Nikki Lawrence on Social Media Instagram Twitter Nikki Lawrence is a connector by nature. Her warm personality leaves little room for anyone to […]
Episode 32: Dr. Karen Swallow Prior, Research Professor of English and Christianity & Culture
Missie Branch, the Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Graduate Life at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and co-host of the Women & Work podcast shares her story of work, calling, and leadership.
Annie Li, Physician Assistant
Work Done Well: Annie Li Annie Li Physician Assistant with San Leandro and Fremont Kaiser Hospitals Annie Li was born and raised in San Francisco. She currently works as a […]
Every Woman Works
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.
24 Questions to Consider Before Taking a New Job
Children are watching and listening. How we talk about work matters, especially when it’s in the context of how God called us to live with purpose and hard work. Here are some pro tips for parents on this topic.