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In this episode of iWork4Him, let’s dive into an inspiring conversation
with Quilen and Hannah Blackwell, founders of Southside Blooms – a
sustainable Chicago florist that specializes in bringing community
revitalization through empowering youth and their families. This duo share
their journey of faith and mission, moving to the challenging South Side of
Chicago to bring jobs, healing, and hope. 

Come learn about FaithTech, a community for Christians working in
technology. Hosts Jim and Martha Brangenberg chat with Al Wilkinson and Joe
Hollowell from the Kansas City chapter about their experiences with
technology, God, and bringing those two worlds together.

Come explore how to glorify God through your job, even if it's not
traditional ministry. As always, iWork4Him emphasizes that your workplace
is your mission field, but we invited JJ Harling on to show that sometimes
God wants to use your workplace skills and experience to minister to a
whole new people group. That’s where Compel Global comes in, the “eHarmony”
of global missions. 

This episode of iWork4Him flips the script on lawyer stereotypes. Hear from
Brooke Boltz, a Christian attorney who integrates her faith into her
practice. The show explores how Brooke juggles faith, family, and a
thriving business. Brooke encourages listeners to get in the Word on a
daily basis and then be who God created you to be!

iWork4Him welcomes back Danita Bye to tackle how Christians can make a
positive impact in their communities, potentially even through serving in
government/political positions. he believes that civic engagement is a
great opportunity for believers to be stewards that God has called us to
be. As Danita’s dad always commented: “the rules are made by those who show
up.” So how can you show up? 

Writer, coach, and businesswoman Peggy Bodde joins this iWork4Him Podcast
episode to encourage Christian working women to use their God-given talents
and abilities in the marketplace. Our work – and every part of our lives –
is sacred because we bring God into those spaces. That’s the key message of
this conversation and of Peggy’s new book, Sacred Work.