iWork4Him Podcast

Surviving wasn’t guaranteed. Quitting was an option. Trusting God was the
only way forward. After nearly ten years since his last appearance on
iWork4Him, Brandon Pratt updates us and reflects on leadership, family, and
faith forged in the pressure of real life.

Most of us have heard the Great Commission as a call to go somewhere. In
this episode of iWork4Him, Victor Dawson offers a simple but powerful
reframing: in Matthew 28:19, the operative word isn’t go – it's make. This
episode is a timely challenge for all Jesus followers to connect in
mentorship, look for opportunities to share our hope in Christ, and
remember just how much God loves us and wants us to love others.

Meet Julia Dezelski, a National Marriage Week Advisor, to talk about why
marriage is under attack, why it still matters deeply, and how couples can
intentionally build marriages that reflect God’s design. From practical
daily habits to the bigger cultural impact of strong families, this
conversation reminds us that healthy marriages aren’t just good for home –
they’re essential for the flourishing of society and the workplace.

What if real unity in a city doesn’t start with new programs but with
noticing what God is already doing? Paul Hemminger of Unified Dayton joins
Jim and Martha to talk city-wide collaboration, networks that make Kingdom
come, and about June’s 2026 Faith at Work Summit taking place in Cincinnat
i.

Most Christians don’t struggle with whether to live out their faith at
work. They struggle with how. Hear from author Michael Cafferky about the
real cost of getting faith at work wrong – and the quiet power of getting
it right – through a look at his fiction-with-a-message book, On the Brink
.