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The Christian Working Woman

The Christian Working Woman with Mary Lowman exists to encourage, equip and empower workplace Christians in the marketplace.

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Ask God for a Vision – 4

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/22

What is your excuse for not asking God to give you a vision—a new beginning, a new passion for pursuing all he wants to do with you and through you? We’re looking at some of the common excuses that keep us from the abundant life Jesus wants to give us. Here’s one of those excuses:I’ve made too many mistakes; there is too much baggage from my past for me to do anything great for God. If God only used people with perfect track records, there would be no one to use. God takes us where we are and tells

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Ask God for a Vision – 3

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/21

Are you a visionary? Do you ask God to give you a vision of what he wants you to do and be, and then fearlessly step out on faith and do it? Many times, we fail to soar like an eagle because we’re afraid to take any risks. Here’s another excuse that can keep you mired in mediocrity.I don’t have the talent, abilities, or experience it takes to be a visionary. Maybe you’re thinking: People who take risks are gifted in some way or another. I don’t have any special gifts. I’m just an ordinary person,

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Ask God for a Vision – 2

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/20

Have you ever asked God to give you a vision of what he wants you to do? Living without God’s vision for your life is missing the abundant life Jesus came to give you. It is living in mediocrity. It is settling for so much less than God intends for you. Ephesians 2:10 says we are God’s workmanship created in Christ Jesus to do good works which God prepared in advance for us to do. God has a vision for each of us who are born from above and have been made part of his family. He has prepared this

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Ask God for a Vision

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/19

I’d like you to imagine this scene. It’s time for your annual evaluation by your boss, and you’re confident it will be a good result because you’ve met all the requirements of your job description. In addition, you’ve only had two sick days, and you’re almost always on time. You’re expecting a good evaluation and hopefully a good raise. Your boss agrees you’ve done an adequate job and met all the minimum requirements, and after that brief comment, he asks if you have any questions. You’re puzzled;

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Work Was God’s Idea! – I

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/17

I found a brief article in a Christian professional magazine entitled “Three Marketplace Worldviews,” taken from truthnetwork.org, and I want to talk about those three marketplace worldviews. Hopefully you realize your worldview has a great influence on your life. If you view your world through an incorrect paradigm, it will cause you to make wrong decisions and poor choices and lead you down wrong paths. It is extremely important we scrutinize our own worldviews and make certain they are accurate

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Theology of Work – 5

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/16

Presented by Lauren StibgenWith all this talk about how important work is to God and for the kingdom, it may feel like a heavy burden as a follower of Jesus. But you are not called to doing good works and making disciples alone! We should work, yoked with Jesus, walking with him and considering his ways. Christ gives us a clear example of how to love others well. Righteousness and justice are the foundation of your throne; steadfast love and faithfulness go before you (Psalm 89:14). Think about the

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Theology of Work – 4

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/15

Presented by Lauren StibgenLove your neighbor as yourself. Sometimes work is difficult. But what is our work anyways? I mean the work God has for us. If you are working today feeling like your job has no purpose for God, think again! Let us consider how to stir one another to love and good works (Hebrews 10:24). I want to stir you up to consider that God’s work is multiplied though you. What are some things you can do today to bring glory to God? Does your job feel unimportant? I assure you it is

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Theology of Work – 3

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/14

Presented by Lauren StibgenSometimes the mention of work doesn’t elicit happy and joyous feelings. And, knowing God created us in his image for good works which he prepared beforehand makes us sigh as we think, is my workday over yet?! All jokes about TGIF, working for the weekend, and anything else related to not being at work feels real for all of us at some point. What can we do when we don’t feel like work is a gift from God? I recently had a sister in Christ tell me she was working to not

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Theology of Work – 2

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/13

Presented by Lauren Stibgen God chose to create men and women in his image! God created us to work and tend all the creation he had made both before the original sin of Adam and Eve and after. You and I are living in the after, and the good work we do for the kingdom today matters for eternity and for the promise of a new heaven and new earth! Starting to view your work in this light may take some time. If you find yourself questioning your work or why God has you in a certain role or company, pause

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Theology of Work

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/12

Presented by Lauren StibgenWe are made for work. Think about this: Has there ever been a day you woke up not thinking about doing something? The answer may be a quick yes! If I am honest, I have had days when I wake up dreaming of doing absolutely nothing—being idle, quiet, enjoying leisure—but this quickly fades. Even when we daydream about what we’d rather be doing than going to work, the daydream will typically result in some sort of creation! God’s work started in Genesis and is still active

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Your Job and Your Work – II

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/10

Let’s review four differences between work and jobs. First, your job may employ none of your gifts; your work employs all your gifts. Second, your job will inevitably result in income; your work may never result in income. Third, there is always someone else who can do your job; there is never anyone else who can do your work. And fourth, your job may sometimes produce frustration; your work will most often produce fruit. But now, let’s consider two other differences in your job and your

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Promises for a New Year – 5

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/09

I’ve been talking this week about God’s promises and his faithfulness to keep his promises. A promise is only as good as the one who promised, right? We’ve had far too many examples of politicians who promise so much and deliver so little, so that now in general we just don’t trust politicians. The Pew Research Center reports only 20% of Americans today say they can trust the government to do what is right.It may be true that because you have been sorely disappointed in what others have promised

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Promises for a New Year – 4

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/08

I can well remember as a child singing the great gospel song, “Standing on the Promises”. Maybe you sang it, too. I remember the words well:Standing on the promises of Christ my King, Through eternal ages let his praises ring; Glory in the highest, I will shout and sing, Standing on the promises of God. It’s not a song we sing much anymore, but the message is still relevant. As Christ-followers, we can stand on the promises given to us through God’s Word. What does that mean—to stand on the

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Promises for a New Year – 3

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/07

As you begin this new year, are you wondering what lies ahead? Does the future seem confusing or unclear? Are you trying to determine what your next steps should be? God’s Word has some great and precious promises to help you. For example, Isaiah 30:21 is a great promise:Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, “This is the way; walk in it” (Isaiah 30:21). God promises guidance for you. He wants you to walk in the right way and make the right

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Promises for a New Year – 2

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/06

This is program number 10,092 of The Christian Working Woman daily edition. That means for over 2000 weeks I have been broadcasting the good news that God’s Word is relevant to our lives. For over 41 years God has sustained this ministry so we can encourage you to put God’s Word into practice in your life; to live out your faith on your job and everywhere else. And we’ve made it all these weeks and months and years because God has kept his promise to me. When I was presented with the opportunity to

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Promises for a New Year

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/05

It’s a new year! This is a good time to focus our minds on God’s promises to us for the new year. The Bible gives us hundreds of promises, yet we often don’t avail ourselves of the comfort, strength, and guidance there for us. I want to remind you of some of God’s promises for you in 2026. In 2 Peter 1, we are told, His divine power has given us his very great and precious promises, so that through them you may participate in the divine nature, having escaped the corruption in the world caused by

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Your Job and Your Work – I

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/03

Let’s start with some basic definitions between our job and our work: Our job is what we do day-in and day-out to bring in income. It is the duties we perform, most often for an employer, sometimes as our own employer, for which we receive money. A company’s job descriptions are written for whoever happens to have the job. Once the job description is written, the search begins to find a person who will do the job well.Our work, on the other hand, is what God has designed us to do. It is our

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Loneliness Epidemic – 5

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/02

I’ve been talking about the loneliness epidemic, which is growing in our culture. If you are struggling with loneliness, remember first it’s part of being human. And yes, Christians are vulnerable to feelings of loneliness, and it is not necessarily a spiritual issue. Loneliness is a human condition common to everyone at some time in their life.However, if you deal with loneliness in the wrong way, it could lead you to form harmful and inappropriate relationships, to go places and do things you

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Loneliness Epidemic – 4

The Christian Working Woman ·

2026/01/01

I’ve been sharing some thoughts on the loneliness epidemic. It’s amazing how many people are very lonely.God makes a home for the lonely; He leads out the prisoners into prosperity. Only the rebellious dwell in a parched land (Psalm 68:6). I have found this verse to be exactly true in my life. As I have allowed God to make a home for me and to accept his presence as sufficient in my life, I have been set free from the awful heaviness of loneliness. That verse says only the rebellious

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Loneliness Epidemic – 3

The Christian Working Woman ·

2025/12/31

Are you a lonely person? We’re talking about the loneliness epidemic. With the presence of Christ in our lives, we need not be lonely, no matter how alone we may be.Why, then, are so many Christians lonely? Because they don’t practice the presence of Christ in their lives. You “practice” his presence—you develop the habit of calling on him, talking to him, inviting him to be a part of your life at all times. Could it be you’re not practicing his presence because there is some sin that

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