
The Christian Working Woman with Mary Lowman exists to encourage, equip and empower workplace Christians in the marketplace.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

The dictionary defines worry as “to feel uneasy or anxious; fret; torment oneself with or suffer from disturbing thoughts.” Did you ever realize when you worry, you are inflicting torment on yourself? Worry is self-inflicted suffering, and it never p... more
It is essential for us to be physically and mentally still and to know the I AM of Scripture.
Now, let’s focus on the last of those eight words: Be still, and know that I am GOD.
Many of us, including Christians, are worshiping false gods. You sa... more
Psalm 46:10 is a key principle in our Christian walk. If we don’t learn to be still, both physically and mentally, to learn the discipline of being still, we will never really know God in the way he intends for us to.
Be still, and know that I am… ... more
Let’s talk about the next challenge of these eight simple words, and that is to know that he is God.
Knowing something means we understand clearly and with certainty. Knowing implies understanding. Knowing requires training and education. Knowing d... more
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This show is a gem for faith driven women juggling career, calling and clarity! Mary’s insights are deeply practical and align so well for anyone striving to flourish both in faith and in leadership
What an eye-opening revelation this podcast reveals. Thank you for reminding us of the true essence of the Holy Spirit and the importance of having a daily work with God. Great podcast to build your faith and work with God - Chichi Ukomadu | Start That Business Podcast.
I loved the Forgiveness series and then it was followed up with the Grace series. The Holy Spirit spoke to me through your podcast. Thank you for your faithfulness!
I love this podcast, thank you for letting God use you to teach and share God’s word with an specific perspective… work life! So important and sometimes overlooked. “And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.” Colossians 3:17 ESV
Mary has been sharing her wisdom with us for decades, and she never runs out. That’s because it’s timeless wisdom from Scripture.
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The show centers on applying faith to everyday work life, with a steady mix of devotional reflections, practical career guidance, and faith-informed conversations about integrity, growth, and purpose in the marketplace. Episodes frequently weave biblical wisdom with real-world workplace scenarios, offering concise guidance for workplace Christians on topics like integrity, career advancement, and staying motivated in demanding roles. A standout pattern is the narrative, coaching-driven approach—often featuring a fictional or mentor-like voice guiding a listener through concrete steps, while short devotionals keep daily focus anchored in scripture. The format tends to be practical, encouraging listeners to live out their faith through their ... more
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Recent guests on The Christian Working Woman include:
1. Jen Miller
2. Lauren Stigben
3. Lauren Stipjian
4. Tim Keller
5. Mary Lowman
6. Donnita Travis
7. Maribeth Foley
8. Tracy Hegman
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