Welcome to iWork4Him! Join hosts Jim and Martha Brangenberg as they interview everyday Christ-followers in the workplace. From CEOs and Business Owners to Nurses and A/C technicians, all of us can make a Kingdom impact!
Tune in to hear how Christians, just like you, are integrating their faith and work. Full of practical tips, inspiring testimonies, and biblical truth, the iWork4Him Podcast will encourage and equip you to make your workplace your mission field – a place where ministry can happen all day long! Whether it's a coworker, a vendor, or a customer, you may be the only Jesus they ever get to meet. You have a Kingdom calling, and it starts right where you are!
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What do these two have in common? Well, when you own eight (8) pizza restaurants in Iowa AND Illinois, you find out VERY quickly. Check out today’s podcast to learn how Brandon Pratt and Sarah Brangenberg (yup, the Branegenberg’s daughter!) run a family restaurant business for Him.
Featured Guests: Brandon Pratt and Sarah Brangenberg
Ministry/Workplace: Pizza Ranch
Homeless and broke; single mom of two and left to fend for herself – these amazing stories of redemption are the focus of today’s podcast featuring Bob Williamson and Jamie Vrinios, authors of the book – Crazy Like Foxes. Hear the story of these two amazing business people who God rescued!
Featured Guests: Bob Williamson and Jamie Vrinios
Ministry/Workplace: The Jesus Alliance
We had a great conversation with Sam Eaton about an article he wrote – 59 Percent of Millennials Raised In a Church Have Dropped Out – and Sam broke down his thoughts in this insightful piece. Hear where his head’s out – and how the Church can get the head’s and heart’s of Millennials – in today’s show.
Featured Guests: Sam Eaton
Ministry/Workplace: Recklessly Alive Ministries
We wrapped up the week with author, Hans Finzel, about his new book on becoming a great leader. Hans’ book sheds some great light on how you can take your leaderships skills to the next level, which you’ll hear all about in today’s podcast, PLUS Jim’s favorite part of the book (hint: “L”).
Featured Guests: Hans Finzel
Ministry/Workplace: Author
Living with intentionality is a key if you are going to be a Christ follower. So how about combining your business with a mission? That was the focus this afternoon as Jim talked with Tony Dale of Sedera Health about Business as Mission, what that exactly means – and its impact.
Featured Guests: Tony Dale
Ministry/Workplace: Sedera Health
The CEO of Halftime, Dean Niewolny, popped in to talk about his new book, “Trade Up”. Jim and Dean had a relaxed conversation about the movement of God in Dean’s life as he walked away from the corner office of a high rise in Chicago to pursue a deeper relationship with Him.
Featured Guests: Dean Niewolny
Ministry/Workplace: Halftime Institute
Life isn’t easy – ESPECIALLY for entrepreneurial married couples. But there’s hope! And that’s what David and Jill Johnson brought for their guest-hosting stint as they shared their unique perspective on marriage, their relationship with Jesus and how they keep it all strong while running a thriving business.
Featured Guests: David and Jill Johnson
Ministry/Workplace: Grow The Dream
We kicked off the week with guest host, Chelsea Drinkard, behind the mic as she brought in Stevie Morgan from Cater Me Fit to talk about bridging the gap between millennials and baby-boomers. Is there hope to bridge this divide? Yes! Here how in today’s insightful (and fun!) podcast.
Featured Guests: Chelsea Drinkard; Stevie Morgan
Ministry/Workplace: Working Women of Faith; Cater Me Fit
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
Unconventional is out of the ordinary and against the grain. And Rick Boxx wrote the book on it! He joined us today to detail the “Unconventional Business Luncheons” that he’s holding all over the Midwest – and they’re making a HUGE impact. Get the scoop (and see if you can host one in your town) in today’s podcast!
Featured Guests: Rick Boxx
Ministry/Workplace: Unconventional Business
