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The Light Has Come Part 3: The Life that is Bigger than Life

Summary Four humans are born every second. How do we account for so much life? Who can hold this multitude? Praying John 1:4 is how we enter the Abundance that contains this abundance, the Life that is the Light for these billions upon billions, and for you. Episode 83 | The Light Has Come Part […]
Who’s in Control? Understanding AI and Using It Wisely

Summary Stephen Redden, managing partner at Rebar, brings experience across technology, church leadership, and missions to a conversation with host Ross Chapman about what AI is and how people of faith can use it wisely. They explore AI as predictive mathematics, its power to remove friction, the spiritual and relational risks of anthropomorphic AI, and […]
The Light Has Come Part 2: How to Listen to the Song of Creation

Summary John 1:3 affirms that all of creation was made through the Word, which means that all of creation reflects the relationality inherent to who God is. As we pray this verse we will encounter the Triune God more and more within the created world. Episode 82 | The Light Has Come Part 2: How […]
First, Check Your Pulse

Summary In this episode, we explore how Dr. Adam Brunfeldt, an ER doctor, manages conflict, handles trauma, and reflects on God’s vision for medicine and work. Adam shares insights on maintaining identity in chaotic situations, managing expectations, and serving others faithfully through challenging situations. Wherever you’re listening—Spotify, Apple, or YouTube—subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show helps others […]
The Light Has Come Part 1: The Towardness of God

Summary What does John mean that the Word was with God, and the Word was God? We can respond to God’s turning toward us by turning toward God in prayer. Episode 81 | The Light Has Come Part 1: The Towardness of God Hosted by Jeff Hoffmeyer, Denver Institute’s Vice President of Advancement and Theologian in Residence, […]
Too Much & Not Enough: Trading Insecurity for New Identity

Summary In this episode, we explore how women can embrace their full selves at work, overcoming feelings of being too much or not enough. Featuring speakers from Women, Work, & Calling 2025 event, Jess Basson and Sarah Evers, the discussion offers practical insights rooted in faith to help women steward their strength and celebrate their […]
The Drama of Work Part 4: New Creation

Summary We usually think the future is built on the past, but the Bible insists on it being the other way around. Isaiah 43 is a call for us to long for the future, when God will make all things new. We can only exercise this longing in prayer. Episode 80 | The Drama of […]
Women’s Stories, God’s Story, and the Story of Work

Summary In this episode, we explore the power of storytelling in faith and work, featuring our newest teammate Ashley Hales, who shares her journey and insights on Christian storytelling, the cruciform story model, and the role of women in biblical narratives. Discover how stories shape our faith, identity, and daily work, inspiring transformation and deeper […]
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Fresh Lenses for Pastors: A Review of ‘Pastoring for Monday’

During tenth grade, my biology teacher appeared fuzzy from my normal seat in the seventh row of the classroom. I moved closer, but still people’s faces and the chalkboard were blurry. Mom quickly booked me an optometrist appointment. Sure enough, my vision was no longer 20/20. The eye doctor prescribed glasses. With a fresh set […]
The Drama of Work Part 3: Redemption

Summary The pivotal act of the Drama of God is Act 3, redemption. This episodes explores some key biblical texts which ground this theme, and also explores how God’s work of redemption is both finished and ongoing. Episode 79 | The Drama of Work Part 3: Redemption Hosted by Jeff Hoffmeyer, Denver Institute’s Vice President of Advancement […]
What Makes Work Beautiful with Karen Swallow Prior

Summary In this episode, Karen Swallow Prior discusses the importance of imagination, beauty, and form in understanding vocation and how our work reflects God’s nature. She explores how stories shape our theological imagination and the significance of beauty in everyday work and her new book, You Have A Calling: Finding Your Vocation in the True, […]
The Drama of Work Part 2: Fall

Summary The story of Cain and Abel makes clear that our work is to be a keeping. Through our work, we are to keep our brothers and sisters. Our work is to be a well-kept garden. Episode 78 | The Drama of Work Part 2: Fall Hosted by Jeff Hoffmeyer, Denver Institute’s Vice President of Advancement and […]
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