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The Workmatters Podcast

The conversations on The Workmatters Podcast inspire, equip, and empower Christians to embrace work as one of the most fertile fields for spiritual transformation.

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Does My Work Matter to God? with the Workmatters Team (opens the original)

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    We’re back with Season 3 of the Workmatters Podcast! In this first episode the Workmatter’s team answers the question every believer eventually asks about their job, purpose, and place in God's story. Whether you're behind a desk, on a job site, or between jobs right now, this conversation tackles the doubt that creeps in when work feels menial or disconnected from faith. Darrell, Brandon, and Keisha dig into what the Bible actually says about faith and work, why most of us start the story of wo

  2. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    How to Live Out Your Faith at Work (Without Making It Weird) with Julia Oltmanns (opens the original)

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    Faith and Work - How to live out your faith at work with wisdom, legal clarity, and courage, without making it weird. HR and employment law expert Julia Oltmanns (Coca-Cola Consolidated, Zurich, Strategic People Partners) joins the Workmatters team to unpack what it actually means to be a disciple of Jesus at work - legally, practically, and relationally. From starting a Christian employee resource group to praying before your day even begins, Julia shares hard-won wisdom on discernment, workpla

  3. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Finding Purpose at Work: Stop Building Your Own Kingdom with Jennifer Cristofaro (opens the original)

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    Finding Purpose at Work - Realtor and nonprofit founder Jennifer Cristofaro shares how a near-fatal heart attack rewired the way she saw success, calling, and business as a mission field. Jennifer, co-founder of Mission House Real Estate and the food-truck ministry For the Love, unpacks what it looks like when your vocation and your mission stop competing and start working together. Darrell and Brandon dig into faith and work integration, Christian leadership in business, and what it actually co

  4. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    What AI Reveals About How You Really See Your Team with Matt Randerson (opens the original)

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    Faith and work integration means wrestling honestly with how fast the world is changing, including AI, without losing sight of who we are. In this episode, you'll learn why every leader is headed toward a defining moment: will you treat people as a cost to manage, or as true image bearers of Christ entrusted to your stewardship? Darrell sits down with Matt Randerson, Founder & CEO of Human Culture, to explore christian leadership in business through the lens of AI adoption. Matt shares why effic

  5. Episode · Jul 6, 2026

    From Prison to Purpose: How Faith Transformed a Family Business with Dave Hataj and sons (opens the original)

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    He swore he'd never come back to the family business. 34 years later, Dave Hataj — along with his sons Jason and Caleb — is running Edgerton Gear as a place where faith and work aren't separate at all. In this episode of the Work Matters Podcast, Dave, Jason, and Caleb Hataj open up about generational dysfunction, burnout, a father-son surrender in the middle of the night, and what it actually looks like to bring God into a blue-collar machine shop every single day. 🔑 In this episode: - Why Dave

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