Professor Helen Mitchell shares an encouragement for women in the workplace. “Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.” Proverbs 31:30 (NIV) "Part of the battle for women in the workforce is to be recognized as equal. Striving to be seen for her leadership and ...
Passionate + Practical pours into you, so you can pour into others and be His hands and feet to this broken world. Host, Lexi Bozarth, is wildly passionate about seeing women come alive through the pursuit of their God-given purpose. Her personal mission in life is for believers to have clarity on their God-given ...
Is it possible that early development, societal cues and conditioning prepare both men and women in how they will show up in the marketplace? Is business a man’s game or does the women just need to redefine the playing field to bring her giftedness? Helen M. Mitchell offers ten practical ideas for women in the ...
What can we discern about how God views women from the way that Jesus interacted with women in a 1st century patriarchal culture? If Jesus was for women, does that mean he was anti-men? Helen M. Mitchell, Director Talbot Center for Faith, Work & Economics, takes you on a walk through history and how women ...
What does the Bible say about women? What does it mean that she is a "helper?" Is the woman inferior to the man? How are gender differences part of God's plan and what does that mean for how the genders are to work together? Helen M. Mitchell, Director Talbot Center for Faith, Work & Economics ...
What impact can the local church have on workforce productivity and profitability? Should the local church even be concerned? What direction in hiring can an employer find from the book of Genesis? Is there room in the Great Commission for one’s vocational calling to fit into their Christian life? Helen M. Mitchell will offer some ...
If three out of four people admit that their faith is the source of moral guidance and daily decisions, how does this translate to their job? What does it mean to be a Christian in the workplace? Could it be more than developing good moral character and evangelizing a co-worker? What if a workplace small ...
Could our work have more of an earthly purpose than paying bills and living for the weekend? Is what happens in the local church sacred and what happens in the marketplace secular? What if work was God’s plan? What if our work provides for human flourishing? Christ calls us to true work, true community and ...
Could we have unknowingly bought into three lies about work? Could these hidden beliefs and prejudices affect one’s value, self-worth and contributions in the world? Could they a form of idolatry and hinder our calling and purpose? Helen M. Mitchell serves up thought-provoking questions regarding the work in the local church, in the marketplace and ...
"Work when done with a willing heart, to serve others and for the glory of God, is part of our service to Christ. Your work matters to God and to others. Will you fully embrace your call to work? The world is waiting." Read the full article at Convene. - CLICK HERE
