Hosted by Christ Community Church
Episodes
52
Latest episode
Apr 2026
Language
EN-US
The gospel has the power to transform every aspect of our lives, including our work. But it’s not always clear how. Join Christ Community Pastors Daniel Small, Megan Clunan, and Larry Stratton as they explore what it looks like for people to practically integrate their faith and live out the gospel in their everyday work. More information at ccclife.org/faithatwork.
When you mess up at work, what’s your next move? The Faith at Work podcast team explores how to move from shame and anger to humility and justice—owning your mistakes and making things right. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
In this episode, the Faith at Work team explores how faith in God shapes our response to unfair policies—highlighting the importance of seeking wise counsel, and prayer. Interested in joining a Faith at Work Cohort? Learn more at ccclife.org/faithatwork.
As a leader, how do you balance authority with vulnerability? The Faith at Work Podcast team chats with Co-CEO of Hoffer Plastics, Alex Hoffer, about what real leadership looks like–and how it can create healthy workplace culture. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
We all have challenging coworkers. So how can the Gospel help? In this episode, Pastors Daniel, Larry, and Megan discuss the importance of recognizing that we’re all complicated, the value of speaking in truth and love, and the understanding that, at the foot of the cross, we are all equal. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
Your livelihood is dependent on winning, but God says to depend on him. In this episode of the Faith at Work Podcast, Pastors Daniel, Larry, and Megan discuss how the gospel can free you from the inner prison of pressure and pride. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
In this bonus episode of the Faith at Work podcast, Pastor Daniel chats with Josh Wolters about an unexpected way to create workplace community in a work-from-home culture: inviting strangers to work in his basement. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
Sharing your faith with coworkers can feel uncomfortable, especially when the old playbook no longer seems to fit. In this episode of the Faith at Work Podcast, Megan and Daniel sit down with Ben Nussbaum to explore what it looks like to share your faith in the workplace with authenticity, wisdom, and humility. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
In the season opener of the Faith at Work Podcast, Daniel, Megan, and Larry preview the topics we will explore in season four of the podcast, focusing on how the Gospel can make a difference in your workplace relationships and culture. Want more Faith at Work conversations? Check out ccclife.org/faithatwork
Sometimes work can leave us feeling unseen or undervalued — wondering if our efforts matter or if anyone truly notices. In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Sophia, a student, leads us in bringing those feelings honestly before God. Whether you’re feeling confused, hopeless, or even angry, this prayer invites you to name the pain and emotions you’re carrying and trust that God desires to hear from you and meet you there. Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.
Sometimes work can leave us feeling purposeless — exhausted by the question of whether what we do really matters or benefits anyone. In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Matt, a Sales Director, helps us bring those feelings honestly before God. We’re invited to open up about our pain and discouragement, trusting that God meets us in these moments and reminds us that our work and our lives still have purpose in him. Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.
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