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Working with Dan Doriani

Center for Faith and Work
Christianity
Faith and Work
Mentorship
Law
Entrepreneurship
Faith At Work
Leadership
The Pour Over
Faith and Work Integration
Identity and Agency In Business
Barnhardt Crain & Rigging
Storytelling In Law
Corporate Reputation
Artificial Intelligence
Social Entrepreneurship
Center For Faith and Work St. Louis
Worship
Biblical Perspective
Golf
Generosity

This podcast seeks to fire the imagination of Christians who long to practice their faith at work. The podcast features interviews of people who try to practice their faith at work. Guests may be famous or unknown. They may be very successful, quietly faithful, or instructive in their woes. We typically interview mature Christians, but there are exceptions. The common thread is a desire to live by... more

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Latest Episodes

Podcaster, pastor, apologist, and author Gavin Ortlund joins Dan Doriani to explore what it looks like to disagree with charity in an increasingly polarized world. Gavin unpacks the difference between persuasion and manipulation, why genuine listenin... more

Dr. Lydia Dugdale is a medical ethicist who wants us to rethink the way that we die. From her interests in medicine and religion, she's revived the "Ars Moriendi" (literature on the art of dying) for the modern age. She joins Dan on this episode to d... more

Longtime pastor and author Scotty Smith — founding pastor of Christ Community Church in Franklin, TN, and author of the daily prayer blog Heavenward — joins Dan for a conversation that starts with grace and ends up somewhere more personal. They dig i... more

Mike Smith works in the kind of place where it's dangerous to do what he does - so much so that we can't share his real name or location.

Sadly, there are lots of places that fit this description: cities and countries where children are exploited, ... more

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Recent Guests

Gavin Ortlund
Apologist, pastor, author, theologian in residence
Truth Unites; Emmanuel Church, Nashville
Episode: Disagreeing Without Losing Your Soul: Gavin Ortlund, Apologist and Podcaster
Lydia Dugdale
MD, physician and bioethics expert; founder/director of Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality, and Religion
Columbia University; Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality, and Religion
Episode: The Lost Art of Dying: Lydia Dugdale, Doctor and Medical Ethicist
Scotty Smith
Founding pastor of Christ Community Church of Franklin, Tennessee; author and educator
Christ Community Church of Franklin; various teaching roles
Episode: Horizontal Legalism: Scotty Smith, Pastor and Author
Mike Smith
Physician, thoracic surgeon, missionary working with trafficking survivors in Asia
Independent medical mission in Asia
Episode: Healing from Sex Trafficking: Mike Smith, Surgeon and Missionary
Steve Moehrle
University of Missouri Curators Professor, Professor of Accounting
University of Missouri–St. Louis
Episode: Sports Betting: Steve Moehrle, Accountant and Professor
Gus Martin
Tennis pro, coach, and leader of Christian schools
Former professional tennis player; Briarwood Christian School
Episode: The Grind of Coaching: Gus Martin, Tennis Coach
Kelly Kapic
Theologian and author; Professor of theology and culture at Covenant College
Covenant College
Episode: The Life God Gives: Kelly Kapic, Theologian and Author
Dane Ortlund
Pastor and author, author of Gentle and Lowly
Naperville Presbyterian Church
Episode: Gentle and Lowly: Dane Ortlund, Pastor and Author
Jim Talent
Former U.S. Senator (House and Senate), defense policy expert
Heritage Foundation / Reagan Institute / Center for Peace Through Strength
Episode: Just War: Jim Talent, Former U.S. Senator

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 61 ratings
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    I found this podcast thru your interview with Rico Tice in YouTube as I’m in a group study of his book Honest Evangelism, and what a blessing to learn more of ways to share the Bible with non-believers by your podcast! (I remember you as a senior intern for a Bible class Geneva College, and this podcast was excellent!) I’m excited to listen to past interviews. Thank you for this great encouragement to reach friends with the good news and Truth of Christ!

    Brenda Davis

    Antioch CA

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    davisbren
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent content

    Dr. Doriani does an excellent job of capturing the essence of faith/work/life with a vast array of interesting guests. Great job!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paul Cagle
    United States3 years ago
  • Worship in work

    Love this podcast! Work is a gift to reflect the image of God to disciple all people. Love the gospel bridge to monday to saturday dualism in our church culture!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MalusiStl
    United States4 years ago
  • Great podcast!

    A podcast I needed but didn’t know existed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jimmy NH
    United States4 years ago
  • Look forward to hearing more

    Excellent topic well done!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rivendellpress
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners praise the depth and variety of guests
Thoughtful discussions that connect faith with workplace life
High regard for how guests share practical leadership insights
Host draws out diverse expert perspectives clearly and respectfully
Audience enjoys the blend of theology, ethics, and real-world application

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Gentle and Lowly: Dane Ortlund, Pastor and Author
Q: What does it mean that the yoke is easy and the burden is light, and how should that shape our everyday life and relationships, including work?
The yoke being easy means it fits us well; following Christ is not about effortless ease but about alignment with who we are as created beings, resulting in a life that is buoyant, comforting, and sustained by Christ's kindness in daily practice, including interactions at work.
Gentle and Lowly: Dane Ortlund, Pastor and Author
Q: What is the message of Matthew 11 for everybody, and how does it relate to Jesus describing his own heart as gentle and lowly?
The core idea is that Jesus reveals his heart as tender and approachable, inviting weary believers into a relationship marked by gentleness, mercy, and rest from heavy religious burdens.
Sports Betting: Steve Moehrle, Accountant and Professor
Q: What can educators and families do to mitigate these risks?
Strong education about math, probability, and the economics of gambling, plus accountability and pastoral support, can help reduce harm; parents and pastors should actively monitor behavior and seek professional help when needed.
Sports Betting: Steve Moehrle, Accountant and Professor
Q: What does the data show about the financial impact of online gambling?
Empirical studies indicate increased credit distress, delinquencies, and debt in populations exposed to online gambling, with online access amplifying the risk of overspending and long-term financial harm.
Sports Betting: Steve Moehrle, Accountant and Professor
Q: Give us an overture. How is sports betting different from traditional casino gambling or casual office pools?
Mobile online sports gambling is unique in its immediacy and accessibility; while casinos and informal games have existed for decades, the couch-based, on-demand access changes the scale and speed of potential loss, which magnifies financial and personal risks.

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This show centers on practicing faith in professional life, featuring long-form conversations with thoughtful guests who integrate work, leadership, ethics, and spirituality. Episodes span theology, medicine, economics, education, public policy, sports, and social advocacy, all anchored by a perspective that everyday work can reflect core convictions. Listeners likely value principled leadership, compassionate outreach, and how faith informs decision-making in business, public life, and personal relationships. A notable strength is the host's ability to draw practical insights from a wide range of experts—clerical, academic, clinical, and entrepreneurial—through accessible, relational dialogue.

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Recent guests on Working include:

1. Gavin Ortlund
2. Lydia Dugdale
3. Scotty Smith
4. Mike Smith
5. Steve Moehrle
6. Gus Martin
7. Kelly Kapic
8. Dane Ortlund

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