I’m convinced that everyone has a story. And what a privilege it is to share stories of the extraordinary ways God is at work in his people through the Faith & Work Podcast.
With more than 130,000 downloads, the podcast features “extraordinary ordinary” people and notable names like theologian Russell Moore, recording artist Sho Baraka, scholar Karen Swallow Prior, former Tennessee governor Bill Haslam, and women’s leadership expert Jo Saxton. Enjoy this collection of interviews I’ve done as both a host and a guest!
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In a culture that promises life will go "up and to the right," we're conditioned to believe that success follows a predictable trajectory of increasing achievement and personal fulfillment. But for Christians who desire to lead more faithfully, our expectations for life and leadership must come from what God says about us, about our calling, and about his kingdom. I join host Nicole Martin (COO of Christianity Today) for a conversation about trusting God in the beauty and brokenness of leadership.
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How does the Christian faith inform gender roles, specifically, how women integrate their various callings and influence in the world? I interviewed Baylor University historian Beth Allison Barr, to discuss her her best-selling book The Making of Biblical Womanhood
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I joined the Women & Work Podcast to discuss a chapter I contributed to their book Women & Work: Bearing God’s Image and Joining in His Mission through Our Work. In this episode women’s roles in the Kingdom of God, navigating the grief of childlessness - and its implications for work, and caring for women in a range of life stages.
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In a 5-part series exploring how historic virtues of the Christian faith shape modern work, author Andy Crouch joined us to discuss temperance. If it sounds like a dry topic, it’s not! Andy challenged us to pursue goodness and joy in our work - but in the right amount.
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I joined Carmen LaBerge on Mornings with Carmen (Faith Radio Network) for a Labor Day conversation about living with God in all of life.
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What does it mean for every member of a community to thrive. In this episode of the Faith & Work Podcast, I interview Denver Institute CEO Ross Chapman about Harvard’s Human Flourishing Project and what it’s findings mean for Denver Institute’s future.