In this Episode
If you think your work doesn’t matter to the kingdom, you need to press play on this episode! Jordan Raynor is here to break down the confusion and myth around work and why God cares passionately about ALL of our work—from leading fitness classes to serving as CEOs to planting gardens—it all matters to God.
This conversation with Jordan and Alisa will shift how you see your work this year. You’ll hear how what we do, even when we’re not sharing the Gospel, is of eternal value. This may just be the episode you need to spark more joy in what you do each and every day!
Meet Jordan Raynor
Jordan is a leading voice of the faith and work movement and serves as the Executive Chairman of Threshold 360, a venture tech start-up. He is the author of over seven books, including his new release, The Sacredness of Secular Work, and podcast host of the show Mere Christians. He has been selected twice as a Google fellow and served in the White House. He lives in Florida with his wife and three daughters.
You can connect with Jordan at jordanraynor.com or @jordanraynor.
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