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
Mary, Did You Know? Lessons from Mary’s Humble Vocation
In this special Christmas episode, the hosts dive deep into the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus, and her humble yet profound vocation. Reflecting on her faith, surrender, and pivotal role in the greatest story ever told, they uncover timeless lessons about God’s work in the lives of ordinary people.
Through heartfelt discussion and theological insights, Dr. Norman and Dr. Putman examine the richness of Mary’s “yes” to God and its implications for family, vocation, and Christmas devotion. With humor, reverence, and real-world applications, they invite listeners to consider what it means to say, “I am the Lord’s servant; may it be to me according to your word.”
Whether you’re reflecting on Christmas carols, contemplating the Beatitudes, or looking for a meaningful way to weave prayer into your holiday season, this episode will inspire you to embrace God’s call in your own life.
Join Dr. Stan Norman and Dr. Rhyne Putman from Williams Baptist University as they explore the intersection of faith, work, and daily life in the LifeWork Podcast.
Merry Christmas from the LifeWork Podcast!
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