Lifework Podcast
Join WBU President Dr. Stan Norman and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Rhyne Putman on the "Lifework Podcast," where they explore the theology of work and its impact on our lives. At Williams Baptist University, the work program is vital, and the idea that every job is a calling from God is central to our mission. Tune in to discover how we are inherently designed by our creator to seek purpose and fulfillment in our work, and how this belief can transform the way we approach our careers. Join us as we discuss how the theology of work can inspire and empower us to live out our calling in any profession.
Lifework Podcast
Christmas and the Work of Vocation: Shepherds, Scholars, and the Sacred
In this special Christmas-themed series of LifeWork Podcast, they dive into the diverse vocations represented in the Nativity narrative: the blue-collar labor of the shepherds, the intellectual work of the Magi, and the familial devotion of Mary.
Through insightful discussion, Dr. Norman and Dr. Putman reveal how God meets people where they are—whether in fields, royal courts, or homes—and uses their work to draw them closer to Himself. They unpack the profound lessons these characters teach about humility, faith, and vocation, offering encouragement for listeners in every profession.
Whether you’re a shepherd in spirit or a scholar in practice, this series will inspire you to see your work as part of God’s greater story. Tune in to discover how Christmas speaks to the work we do and the hearts we bring to it.
Join hosts Dr. Stan Norman and Dr. Rhyne Putman from Williams Baptist University as they explore how the Christmas story intersects with the world of work.
Merry Christmas from the LifeWork Podcast team!
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