Working While Wounded Podcast

Keliz White

Jesus never promised that following Him would make life easy—but He did promise peace, healing, and His presence every step of the way. Join W|W|W as we explore what it means to steward our faith, walk in obedience, and live out our God-given purpose—especially through life's most painful seasons. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and honest conversations, we'll dive into what this journey with Jesus really looks like. As a bonus for the W|W|W subscriber community, we'll also explore topics on stewarding Kingdom-driven business, biblical leadership, and God-led strategy for work, calling, and influence in Heaven's marketplace. Let's get to work. workingwhilewounded.substack.com

Episodes

  1. 5d ago

    You Can’t Heal What You Won’t Confront | FROM THE JOURNAL

    Family, this is a recap from the journal entry in which God placed an important question on my heart and that question is: Can we be the generation that actually heals? I want to be the generation that truly finds deeper healing and stops simply filling the holes in our hearts with empty pursuits of things that only lead to more damage. This is a real, vulnerable discussion, about some of my family’s personal experiences with trauma. I feel it on my heart to share, because many of us come from generations of parents and grandparents who did not properly heal and who could not be an example for future generations of what true healing actually looked like; regardless of the reasons for that, it has left the rest of us fending for ourselves, trying to figure out how to do it on our own as adults. Thankfully, in our generation, there are so many tools and resources for healing that are openly available to us, including Jesus, therapy, books, apps, community and more. There has been a more positive shift in the atmosphere surrounding the conversations on trauma and yet, understandably, some of us still have a hard time navigating it. All of the tools available today offer the help and assistance necessary for this growth, which may not have been available for previous generations or that may have even been simply rejected by them. The point is—we have to be the ones to maximize all that’s available to us, because the tools won’t work unless we do. The wrench can’t turn itself. So, it’s time to actually start addressing the complex wounds that still show up making negative impacts in our every-day lives and relationships—and it’s time to stop stuffing the holes with empty purposeless fillers, stop masking the pain, and stop avoiding the work required to actually heal. I pray that this encouraged someone to address the wounds that have been sitting dormant for far too long. Jesus promised you a life rich in healing, peace, and joy—He just needs you to start taking the steps toward it and to hold on in faith when the process feels painful. He is your “fourth man in the fire” walking out all the difficult moments with you, and He is faithful to bring you through it. Sincerely, Keliz W|W|W Get full access to Working While Wounded at workingwhilewounded.substack.com/subscribe

  2. Jul 15

    GETHSEMANE: The Place of Pressing | PODCAST EDITION

    A letter to God’s children, Don’t confuse being pressed with being crushed. Here’s a little secret that I recently learned after walking through a season of pressure from all sides: It usually means God is trying to produce something special through you. If you are in a place of deep discomfort, feeling heavy and like favor is working against you, yet you’re holding on to hope for the promises that God made you, I’m right there with you. Take a listen to this podcast entry as I rehash my article, GETHSEMANE: The Place of Pressing. In this podcast entry, we talk about real-life struggles, worries, and concerns, and also how to stay postured at Jesus’s feet during those moments. We reflect on how Jesus dealt with the pressure of self-sacrifice in the Garden of Gethsemane, or “Oil Press”, moments leading up to being betrayed by his disciple Rudas, oops, I mean, Judas Iscariot, who handed him over to the Pharisees and Roman officials to be crucified; more importantly, to fulfill the promise of salvation for you and me. All that Working While Wounded is and all that it will become is a result of the work of God. I am just the person that He entrusted this community to, after undergoing a long season of pressing and preparing. I believe this community is special and that God is going to move through it. Thank you for being a part of the Working While Wounded community. Together, I hope to build a space to support one another in chasing after God and His purpose for our lives, through sharing testimonies, wisdom in Scripture, and having honest conversations about what this walk with Jesus is really like. I hope you enjoy watching, listening, or reading this entry and I pray this word blesses you as much as it did me. Sincerely, | ENTRY VISUALS | All visual mentions on this static Podcast are Available on Substack Get full access to Working While Wounded at workingwhilewounded.substack.com/subscribe

  3. Jul 15

    Welcome To Working While Wounded

    A letter to God’s children, Jesus never promised that following Him would make life easy, but He did promise peace, rest, healing and His presence in every step. Jesus invites the weary and burdened to come to Him—not after life is put back together, but right in the middle of it falling apart. That’s where I discovered the deepest peace of my life. It wasn’t when my circumstances changed; it was when Christ met me in them. He taught me to trust Him, strengthened my faith, and showed me how to turn pain into purpose through surrender and obedience, even while I was still healing—even when it hurt. Working While Wounded builds community centered on Scripture, testimony, and honest conversations about what it really means to follow Jesus. Together, we explore the stewardship of faith, obedience, and God’s purpose for our lives—especially through life’s painful seasons. —I’m Keliz White and this is W|W|W. The mission is simple: Encourage faith. Inspire obedience. Walk in purpose. Let’s get to work. Matthew 11:28 | 28:19–20 | Entry Visuals | Visual I. My 2024 Vision Board Visual II. The Microphone of My Dreams Note: Working While Wounded is also shot in video format for separate platforms, so occasionally, there will be references to visuals throughout the podcast. I will always do my best to ensure all visuals are captured at the end of every entry, so that the listening community has the option to view the images for context! Get full access to Working While Wounded at workingwhilewounded.substack.com/subscribe

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Jesus never promised that following Him would make life easy—but He did promise peace, healing, and His presence every step of the way. Join W|W|W as we explore what it means to steward our faith, walk in obedience, and live out our God-given purpose—especially through life's most painful seasons. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and honest conversations, we'll dive into what this journey with Jesus really looks like. As a bonus for the W|W|W subscriber community, we'll also explore topics on stewarding Kingdom-driven business, biblical leadership, and God-led strategy for work, calling, and influence in Heaven's marketplace. Let's get to work. workingwhilewounded.substack.com