It often takes a huge event to get our attention or to slow us down. Sometimes it takes a catastrophe and sometimes it just takes being alone with our thoughts with nothing else to do but to deal with them.  Sometimes God intervenes and brings healing in very intentional ways.  He wants us whole, but almost all of us have baggage that needs to be cast off and dealt with before Wholeness can happen.  Such is the life of Ben who is depicted in Os Hillman’s latest book. Os tells us his story and the story of Ben and how dealing with and forgiving the past and learning from it are all part of the process of God bringing us into wholeness so He can use us more effectively.

Featured Guest: Os Hillman

Workplace/Ministry: Today God Is First

FaceBook Live Video Interview

Business leaders and entrepreneurs – are you feeling especially alone right now, needing to make tough decisions and wishing you had somewhere to turn for spiritual and business wisdom? This LIVE show from iWork4Him will give you direction during these uncertain times. Watch the interview HERE

Featured Guest: Mike Sipe & Stephen Berhar

Workplace/Ministry: 10x Groups & Stereo Planet

FaceBook Live Video Interview

What happens when God lays an idea on your heart and says it is impossible for you to do this unless I help. We’re talking with Tammie McClafferty from Lifework First Coast as she shares the story of The Cup of Job.

It all started when Tammie looked at the cost of taking potential Lifework financial donors out for coffee. “Could we save money by starting our own coffee shop?” she wondered. From there, the dream grew to match Lifework’s mission to transform the city through helping the down and out get jobs and job training. The Cup of Job, has been running since 2019 and is located in a homeless shelter on Jacksonville Beach. If you want to hear a crazy story of God’s incredible and miraculous faithfulness, tune in to this AMAZING story! 

Featured Guest: Tammie McClafferty

Workplace/Ministry: Lifework First Coast The Cup of Job

And that mean even WITHIN the bars of prisons, which was out focus today with Kathy Branzell of Love2020 and Nick Meyer, a prison Chaplain who’s ministering to the least of these. His come-up is a story full of a man following God’s plan, and his current status is overwhelmed with LOVE.

Featured Guests: Kathy Branzell & Nick Meyer

Workplace / Ministry: Love2020

A long-time supporter of the iWork4Him Mission and multiple guest – Doug Spada with WorkLife – was with us this afternoon to talk more about his mission of helping folks bring their Sundays into their Mondays. Get some great advice and learn how to THRIVE at work in this vibrant podcast.

As Christians, we have a great propensity to come to church and engage with God on Sunday, but when we get to work on Monday, we flip a switch and turn off our beliefs. This habit is something that Doug defines as the “Monday Morning Atheist Mentality,” or when someone loves God but sometimes works like God doesn’t exist. 

But what if God cares more about Monday than Sunday? 

Although we are called to gather together for corporate worship, we are also called by God into the Great Commission: to go and make disciples. The reality is that work is a HUGE part of people’s lives, and the better we stay switched on, the more we can accomplish for the Kingdom of God. Every Christian is an extension of the Church into the culture – and when the Church works to grow on Monday, it automatically will grow on Sunday. 

WorkLife’s study, the Monday Switch, is a fast-paced, video-driven study to help you engage in faith all week long. Churches who practice engaging in “work-life” have increased tithing, increased volunteerism, and increased joy because they help their members find God’s purpose and an answer for the question, “why do I work?”

Doug Spada is a contributor to Chapter 10 of The iWork4Him Field Manual.

Featured Guest: Doug Spada

Workplace/Ministry: WorkLife

Ever get that “Wonder Woman” feeling? Like, Wonder Woman can do ANYTHING, right? She’s got a cool shield, those sweet gold bracelets, the gold rope, but can Wonder Woman really stand up to the pressure in real life? Today we talk with author TJ Tison, as she breaks down her incredible new book, “Killing Wonder Woman.”

Women fill many roles both at work and at home, often wearing themselves out to the point of exhaustion by trying to do and be all things to all people all at once. TJ Tison’s new book, “Killing Wonder Woman,” is about setting weary women free to soar in their faith and work.

TJ believes that women can have everything but not all in the same hour, the same week, or even the same season of life. Instead, God’s calling on your life will change as your seasons do. In one era, you may be called to focus on being a wife and mother, and in another, the door may open for you to write a book or start a business. God is unfolding your story, and it will happen in the right time – HIS time. Remember, if you can say no to the good, you can say yes to God’s best.

If you want to be fed and encouraged by women who have similar experiences and have gone through woman-specific minefields in the workplace – check out Working Women of Faith.

TJ Tison is a Contributor to Chapter 13 of The sheWorks4Him Field Manual.

Featured Guests: TJ Tison

Ministry/Workplace: Working Women of Faith

Jim has highlighted the book Halftime during segments and shows before, but today’s program spotlights the life-changing effect it had on Doug Piper, whose paradigm was completely shifted after being introduced to the book, but not before doing a bit of intensive research of his own...

Doug picked up Halftime after a pivotal shift from a business investment that allowed him to retire earlier than he had planned. After reading the book, Doug’s began to ask, “on the cusp of a new season, what direction is the Lord asking me to go with my time, talent, and finances?” If you have ever found yourself asking a similar question, this show is for you! 

Featured Guest: Doug Piper; Douglas Piper 

Workplace / Ministry: Halftime by Bob Buford

Tom and Pam Wolf, authors of “Identity and Destiny”, talk about their workbook and how it impacts our day-to-day life.

Identity and Destiny works to address the questions, “Who am I? Why am I here through God’s eyes?” Tom and Pam are passionate about creating transformational change in the lives of Christians who want to go deeper and farther through Holy Spirit led self-evaluation and self-discovery.

If you want to know who you are in Christ and what God’s purpose is for your life, go pick up Identity and Destiny today!

Tom & Pam Wolf are Contributors to Chapter 16 of The iWork4Him Field Manual.

Featured Guest: Tom & Pam Wolf 

Workplace/Ministry: Identity & Destiny