HeyJaredWork is Calling
Be inspired by the stories of women and men who view their work as a calling from God. They aren't pastors, priests or missionaries, but people with jobs just like most of us. Their stories will give new purpose and meaning to your work.
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Abundant Life in a Broken World - Samantha Larson (opens the original)
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Samantha Larson grew up in the Chicago suburbs, the oldest of four, keeping her dad company while he prepared his sermons. But it was years later, packaging muffins on a night shift at a grocery store bakery and convinced God couldn't do much with someone who felt she'd failed at so many things, that she heard the Lord ask a simple question: "If you could do anything, what would you do?" That moment set the course for a career in soul care; residential work with teenage girls, foster care, and n
The Faithful Beauty in a "Boring" Testimony - Shea Leslein (opens the original)
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Shea Lesline describes his own life as ordinary, but a quiet record of faithfulness is its own kind of testimony and one people need to hear. Raised in a non-Christian home in the Quad Cities, Shea came to faith through Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Young Life in his football years, though it wasn't until marriage, four kids, and a shared realization with his wife that neither of them really knew what following Jesus meant, that his faith became his own. In this episode of Work Is Calling
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