In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry concludes the three-part series on Warfare in the Workplace by addressing how to navigate hostility without losing your composure, clarity, or calling.

In Episode 18, we identified five common areas where warfare often operates in the workplace:

* Sabotage

* Surreptitious behavior

* Smear campaigns

* Stagnation

* Scapegoating

In Episode 19, we shifted from recognition to response and explored how to win the war at work by:

* Managing your emotions

* Documenting everything

* Letting excellence be your evidence

* Watching your words

* Always remaining prayerful

Now in Episode 20, the focus turns fully to navigating hostility. Not just pressure — but sustained opposition, tension, and emotionally charged work environments.

This episode addresses how to remain calm under fire, communicate directly without escalating conflict, protect your boundaries, and carry yourself with strength when things go off the rail at work.

If you’ve ever felt consistent hostility in your work environment, this episode will help you navigate it without losing your composure or your calling.

As always, I’m rooting for you.

— Warren

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry continues the series on Warfare in the Workplace by shifting from recognition to response.

Once you understand that work is not spiritually neutral, the real question becomes this: How do you fight without losing your witness, your peace, or your integrity? This episode focuses on navigating pressure wisely, responding instead of reacting, and remaining anchored when conflict, resistance, and unrealistic expectations show up on the job.

If you’ve ever felt tempted to respond emotionally, disengage, or compromise under pressure, this episode will help you reset your posture and move forward with clarity, maturity, and faith.

As always, I’m rooting for you.

—Warren

Video Version of Episode #19: (Part #2)

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry begins a new three-part series on Warfare in the Workplace.

Work is where we spend a significant portion of our lives, and because of that, it often becomes a primary place of pressure, conflict, and resistance. This episode lays the foundation by defining what warfare actually is, what it’s designed to do, and why conflict at work is inevitable when people, personalities, and pressure collide.

You’ll learn:

* What spiritual warfare really is and how it shows up in everyday work environments

* Why the workplace is not spiritually neutral

* What warfare is designed to accomplish and how it attempts to wear you down quietly

* Why conflict at work is inevitable and how to respond wisely

* An introduction to five common areas where warfare often operates in the workplace

If you’ve ever felt resistance you couldn’t explain, pressure that seemed strategic, or tension that kept repeating under different faces, this episode will help you connect the dots so you recognize the battle, respond with wisdom and remain anchored.

As always, I’m rooting for you!

-Warren

Video Version of Episode #18: (Part #1)

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry concludes the three-part series on decision-making by addressing a challenge many people face after a decision is made: doubt.

Often, doubt doesn’t appear before the decision — it shows up after clarity has already been given. This episode explores how doubt undermines confidence, fractures focus, and stalls obedience, even when you know the right path forward.

You’ll learn:

* Why doubt often follows obedience rather than precedes it

* How fear disguises itself as wisdom during the decision-making process

* The difference between healthy discernment and divided trust

* How to stay focused when doubt challenges your decision

* Practical steps to move forward with faith and clarity

If you’ve ever made a decision only to second-guess it later, this episode will help you recognize doubt for what it is and move forward with confidence.

As always, I’m rooting for you!

-Warren

Video Version of Episode #17:

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Catch Up on the Full Decision-Making Series

If you’re just joining this conversation or want to revisit the earlier messages in this series, here are the first two episodes that lead into today’s conclusion:

Episode #15 – You Die Looking Like Your DecisionsHow To Choose Wisely When It Matters Most

Episode #16 – Indecision is a Decision Indecisiveness Costs More Than You Think

In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry continues the decision-making series by addressing a hard but necessary truth: indecision is still a decision.

Many people aren’t stuck because they don’t know what to do, they’re stuck because fear, fatigue, pressure, or past mistakes have made deciding feel risky. This episode pulls back the curtain on what’s really stopping people from moving forward and exposes the hidden cost of delay.

You’ll learn:

* Why indecision is not neutral and always chooses a direction

* What’s really behind hesitation, overthinking, and delay

* The difference between waiting on God and avoiding responsibility

* How fear disguises itself as patience and discernment

* What it takes to move forward with courage and clarity

Whether you’ve been avoiding a decision, waiting to feel ready, or struggling to trust yourself again, this episode will help you identify the resistance keeping you stuck and take a meaningful step forward.

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry launches a new series on decision-making by addressing a sobering truth: you don’t just live a life, you decide one.

Drawing from Scripture and real-life experience, this episode explores how the choices we make shape our direction, our legacy, and ultimately the life we leave behind.

Decisions are rarely neutral. They move us toward life or away from it. And when fear, pressure, or past mistakes cloud our judgment, the cost of indecision can be just as damaging as making the wrong choice.

You’ll learn:

* Why decisions determine outcomes

* How fear and past failures paralyze wise decision-making

* Why indecision is still a decision

* What maturity looks like when it comes to choosing wisely

Whether you’re facing a major life decision or quietly avoiding one, this episode will help you slow down, think clearly, and choose with wisdom when it matters most.

In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry unpacks the powerful invitation found in 1 Peter 5:7:

“Casting all your care upon Him; for He careth for you.”

We live in a culture overloaded with pressure. Expectations keep rising. Stress keeps increasing. And far too many people are silently carrying weights that are crushing their joy, confidence, and clarity. This episode shows you how to stop absorbing pressure and start releasing it the way Scripture commands.

Warren breaks down what the Bible means when it says to cast your cares — not manage them, suppress them, or spiritualize them… but throw them onto God because He actually cares for you.

You’ll learn:

* Why carrying weight God didn’t assign drains your peace and disrupts your purpose

* How the “cares of this world” (Mark 4:19) choke your faith and sidetrack your focus

* What practical, daily casting looks like for real life and real stress

* And how to partner with God so you can live lighter, think clearer, and move with confidence

Whether you’re overwhelmed by responsibilities, wrestling with internal pressure, or stuck in a storm you didn’t see coming, this episode will help you breathe again and live the way God intended: unburdened and anchored in His care.

Because you were never designed to carry everything. You were designed to cast them giving them unto the Lord.

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry delivers a call to spiritual resilience rooted in the words of Paul to Timothy: “Fight the good fight of faith.” (1 Timothy 6:12)

Faith isn’t passive…it’s a fight. And in a culture that often values comfort over conviction, this episode challenges you to stand strong, stay grounded, and push forward when doubt, delay, or difficulty try to wear you down.

You’ll learn:

* Why faith requires spiritual stamina

* How to recognize and resist subtle attacks on your belief

* What tools God has given you to fight back

* And how to keep your faith intact even when the battle feels unfair

Whether you’re feeling spiritually weary, emotionally discouraged, or mentally under siege — this episode will strengthen your resolve and remind you that the fight is worth it.