Because He Lives, You Can . .

Working Upward: Biblical Mindset Podcast for Christian Work at Home Business Women

Today, we’re taking a little bit of a break from all the coronavirus crisis news and addressing our need as Christian business owners to look upward and take the time to consider what the resurrection means to our faith and then how the fact of the resurrection impacts every part of our lives, including our work.

SHOW NOTES:

Special Announcements:

1. The Work Is Good podcast will soon be titled the Working Upward podcast. Look for that change in coming weeks. The focus and direction of the podcast are the same, but the title will make that more clear and will work well with the rest of the WorkingUpward.com brand.

2. Since many women are seeking work at home opportunities right now for many reasons and because the Upward VA Roadmap & Support System meets a need there, I'm starting the Upward VA Ambassador Program.

Apply to be an ambassador here and you could earn a significant commission for each Upward VA Roadmap student who purchases the course and support system through your link. I'm only selecting a few ambassadors, so please don't hesitate to apply.

Because He Lives, You Can . . .

1. Face tomorrow.
2. Keep working.
3. Stop the comparison game.
4. Be bold in sharing the good news.

Mission:

Read the Resurrection Chapter (1 Corinthians 15 ) and saturate yourself with the truth of the Resurrection. Let it’s truth keep you hopeful and moving forward.

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Mentioned & Related Resources:

1. The Upward VA Roadmap & Support System (COVID-19 Offer)
2. The Upward VA Ambassador Program Application
3. Andrew Peterson's Resurrection Letters
4. 1 Corinthians 15
5. Hymn: Jesus Lives and So Shall I
6. The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis

Credits:

Intro and Outro Music by Purple-Planet.com

Drum Roll Sound Effect by Mike Koenig, via SoundBible.com

"Bike, Bell Ding, Single, 01-01.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org