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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2024 · 34 MIN

Episode #9: The Sacredness of Secular Work with Jordan Raynor

from The Way Back Podcast · host The Way Back to Ourselves

The Way Back Podcast is brought to you by www.TheWayBack2Ourselves.com and is hosted by founder Kimberly Phinney, English professor, published writer, and counselor, earning her doctorate in community care and mental health counseling. In this amazing episode, I got to sit down with author, podcaster, speaker, and tech entrepreneur Jordan Raynor. We talked about his new book The Sacredness of Secular Work, which was a game changer for me. And I know it will be for you, too. When we follow Christ, everything in our lives is sacred; and that means your work--no matter what it might be--is sacred, too! Also, stick around until the end, where you'll get to hear me read my new poem, "Women's Work," which will be in my debut poetry collection, Of Wings and Dirt, out this spring with Wipf and Stock Publishers. You can connect with Jordan Raynor in a few places: Instagram: @jordanraynor Website: www.JordanRaynor.com Podcast: Mere Christians Podcast And you can buy his new book, as well as his other big hits, like Redeeming Your Time, Master of One, or The Creator in You, wherever books are sold, as well as on Amazon.

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