15. Navigating grief and loss in the workplace (Guest: Clarissa Moll, Author of Beyond the Darkness)

14. Money, our relationship with it, and God's provision (Guest: Leah Archibald)

4 ways rest looks different for Christians

Rest is, of course, not an exclusively Christian activity. Let’s look at a few key distinctions for the practice of rest as a Christian.

13. Faithful stewardship of opportunities (Guest: Sandi Brown, Founder and President of JOY FM and BOOST Radio)

12. Human Resources through a Biblical lens (Guest: Brett Billups of Biblical HR)

Do your coworkers know you're a Christian?

For some of your coworkers, you may be their only authentic exposure to the Christian faith.

11. Achieving social sanity in an Insta world (Guest: Sarah Zylstra, Editor of Social Sanity in an Insta World)

10. A wise approach to curating our diet of information (Guest: Brett McCracken, Author of The Wisdom Pyramid)

9. The fatherhood crisis and parenting lessons from the book of Nehemiah (Guest: Kent Evans of Manhood Journey)

8. Mastering the work you were created to do (Guest: Jordan Raynor, Best-selling Author)

5 things the best leaders do

I've noticed the most effective leaders often do a few key things really well.

7. Becoming a "prayer powered" professional (Guest: Kim Avery)

6. Faithfulness and fellowship in entrepreneurship (Guest: Brett Snodgrass of Simple Wholesaling and Iron Deep)

5. Finding a church home and being the "brand" of Jesus (Guest: Mark MacDonald of Be Known for Something)

4. Uniting Biblical wisdom with high-performance leadership (Guest: Tom Harper, CEO of Networld Media Group and Author)

3. Humility and generosity in life and leadership (Guest: Ron Regenstreif, Founder/Former CEO of Regency Lighting)

2. Get more done, and get it done like a Christian (Guest: Reagan Rose of Redeeming Productivity)

1. Introducing The Word at Work Podcast (+ Summary of 10 Principles for Christian Professionals)

Here’s something you should expect as a Christian in the workplace

Our expectations impact how we prepare for situations and how satisfied we are with reality.

Christianity has become bad branding in the workplace

We care a lot about what people think. We want others to see us in a positive light. While this is true in almost any setting, it carries even more weight at work.