Her Work: Reframed by Jesus

In this episode, Caroline Spencer is joined by Larissa, a psychologist, mother of 4 teenagers and wife of a church minister.How do we even define needs? What are perceived needs versus actual needs? Are we even the best person to meet those needs? Should we be the person to meet those needs? And how do we even know if we’ve met any needs?Drawing on real workplace examples, Biblical wisdom, and personal reflection, this conversation shows that we can get clearer on those questions by getting clearer on what is going on for us and how we can be responsible for ourselves.

In this episode, Caroline Spencer is joined by Michelle, a senior leader with 25 years experience in corporate firms and professional services.When there are competing interests, whose good do we choose - and at what cost? It’s challenging not to over index on our own interests and undercook the interests of others.Drawing on real workplace examples, Biblical wisdom, and personal reflection, this conversation uses the lens of kindness to reframe competing interests. What does it mean to be kind to others as well as ourselves?

In this episode, Caroline Spencer is joined by Victoria, a barrister and mother of two.Can we be ambitious and content? Could discontent be fuelling our ambition?Drawing on real workplace examples, Biblical wisdom, and personal reflection, this conversation reframes ambition and contentment and offers practical tools to ground both our ambition and contentment in God and his good provision for us.This is part 2 of a conversation on ambition.

In this episode, Caroline Spencer is joined by Amy, a senior leader with 25 years experience in law, finance, consulting, and government.FOPO (Fear of Other People's Opinions) is being fixated on what other people think of us. It can lead to us not speaking up in meetings, agreeing with people to avoid conflict, downplaying our strengths, seeking constant validation, managing how others perceive us rather than acting from our values or not having the hard conversation or giving useful feedback.Drawing on real workplace examples, Biblical wisdom, and personal reflection, this conversation reframes how we can be braver when it comes to other people's opinions.

In this episode, Caroline Spencer is joined by Michelle, a senior leader with 25 years experience in corporate firms and professional services.How do we find our place when there is no one like us in the room? Whether we are the only woman - or the only junior - or the only one with a particular position or opinion?Drawing on real workplace examples, Biblical wisdom, and personal reflection, this conversation reframes belonging through the lens of Jesus - and how that shapes how we show up in the room.

In this episode, Caroline Spencer is joined by Victoria, a barrister and mother of two, for a conversation on ambition. How do we discern if the goals we have are serving others - or quietly serving self?Drawing on real workplace examples, Biblical wisdom, and personal reflection, this conversation reframes ambition through the lens of Jesus.This episode offers practical tools to help listeners discern when to say 'yes', when to say 'no', and how to pursue goals without sacrificing relationships.This episode is sponsored by the Australian Christian Legal Society.  If you work in the law or are a law student, come and be encouraged at the Fourth Australasian Christian Legal Convention from 12-14 March 2026 in Melbourne or join the livestream. Register here.