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Work In The Word

Work In The Word

Di: Ken Kahn
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Join us for a deep walk into the teachings and messages of our Lord Jesus Christ as we explore the verses of the Bible, unraveling His will for our lives. Each episode will bring new insights, wisdom, and inspiration to guide you on your spiritual journey. Tune in to Work In the Word for a verse-by-verse discovery of the profound lessons found in the scriptures.

Copyright 2026 Ken Kahn Catechesi ed evangelismo Cristianesimo Spiritualità
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  • God Is Not Searching for Alpha Males

    God Is Not Searching for Alpha Males
    Oct 11 2026

    Are you exhausted by the endless parade of social media hustle culture, "Alpha male" posturing, and the crushing pressure to dominate your own destiny? The world screams that if you want to make a mark, you have to project total, unshakeable power. But when you look at Scripture, you find a God who looks at the peak-performance seminar of human pride and utterly turns it on its head.


    In this episode, we expose the myth of the self-made titan and explore why God’s "hiring policy" systematically bypasses the people the world values most. We dive into the jarring truth of Isaiah 53, where the Savior of the universe arrived not as a chiseled Da Vinci model, but as an ordinary, suffering servant who won the ultimate victory on a rugged cross. From the overlooked, scrawny shepherd boy David to the total, blinding deconstruction of the ultimate high-achiever Saul of Tarsus, we look at how God consistently shames the strong by choosing the weak.


    If you feel unqualified, overlooked, or exhausted by today's hyper-competitive standards, this conversation is for you. Tune in as we uncover the sovereign paradox: God isn’t looking for Alpha males—He is looking for empty, broken vessels ready to be filled with true, divine power.
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    5 min
  • Words to Lead By at Work & Home

    Words to Lead By at Work & Home
    Sep 15 2026
    How to Use Your Words to Lead Well at Work and HomeWords carry consequences. A careless comment can damage trust, intensify conflict, or make a child feel unsafe. Honest, timely, and purposeful speech can strengthen a marriage, improve a workplace, correct a problem, and bring peace to a home.For Christian men, speech is not merely a communication skill. It reflects the condition of the heart and forms the environment that a wife, children, coworkers, and friends experience every day. Proverbs 18:21 teaches that death and life are in the power of the tongue. The question is not whether words shape relationships, but what kind of relationships your words are shaping.Key TakeawaysSpeech reveals the heart and shapes trust, peace, and conflict at work and home.Truthful, timely, restrained speech carries greater influence than frequent or forceful speech.Gossip, empty threats, crude language, and emotional outbursts damage credibility and relationships.Christian growth in speech requires repentance, prayer, confession, and regular Scripture intake.Why Christian Men Must Master Their SpeechA man may be competent, strong, financially responsible, and disciplined, yet still cause lasting harm through dishonesty, anger, sarcasm, gossip, or empty threats. Speech affects both public credibility and private trust.At work, words influence whether colleagues can rely on you, whether leaders trust your judgment, and whether conflict gets resolved or worsens. At home, words shape the emotional climate of the household. A wife and children learn whether home is a place of peace, criticism, fear, encouragement, or confession.The biblical view goes deeper than “be nice.” Jesus teaches that speech flows from the abundance of the heart. In other words, recurring harshness, deception, crude speech, or verbal outbursts are not only problems of technique. Such patterns reveal areas of the heart that need repentance and renewal.Christian growth therefore involves more than trying harder to say the right thing. It requires faith, repentance, prayer, and regular exposure to God’s Word. As God changes the heart over time, speech can increasingly become truthful, patient, courageous, and life-giving.8 Biblical Principles for Wise Speech1. Tell the truth, even when it costs you.Proverbs condemns dishonest speech and commends faithfulness. Truthfulness applies far beyond formal testimony. It includes everyday conversations, text messages, expense reports, promises, explanations, and private disclosures.At work, truthfulness means refusing to exaggerate your experience, conceal a project’s problems, manipulate a client, or falsely claim credit. At home, it means being honest about money, choices, temptations, and mistakes.A reputation for truth is one of the strongest forms of leadership. People may not always like difficult news, but mature people learn to value someone who can be trusted to speak plainly and accurately.2. Consider timing, attitude, and setting.A true statement can still be poorly delivered. Proverbs compares a well-timed word to something valuable and beautiful, while also teaching that a gentle answer can turn away anger.Before raising a concern, consider whether the moment and setting make a constructive response likely. Public correction can humiliate a coworker. Major feedback delivered at the end of a stressful day can produce unnecessary conflict. Sensitive correction may be better handled privately, calmly, and after listening.This does not mean avoiding important conversations. It means treating timing as an expression of love and wisdom.Do not confront a coworker in front of peers unless immediate action is necessary.Do not begin a difficult marriage conversation at the most chaotic point of the evening.Do not shame a child in front of siblings when private correction would be more helpful.Do not confuse a sharp tone, facial expression, or frustration with “just being honest.”3. Speak less when emotions are high.Proverbs 10:19 warns that sin is common where words are many, while restraint is a mark of prudence. Silence is not always the answer, but it is often wiser than speaking while angry, exhausted, hurt, or frustrated.A pause can prevent a sentence that cannot be taken back. When emotions are rising, step away if appropriate, pray, gather your thoughts, and return to the issue when you can speak with self-control.This practice is especially important late at night, when fatigue often weakens patience and judgment. Not every disagreement needs an immediate resolution.4. Do not make threats you will not keep.Foolish speech rushes toward conflict. Wise speech is measured, credible, and backed by integrity. Do not threaten to quit, escalate, punish, expose, or end a relationship unless you are prepared to act responsibly on what you say.Empty threats train people to disregard your words. For example, a father who repeatedly announces consequences but never follows through teaches his children ...
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    17 min
  • Idumea by Tessa's Lair

    Idumea by Tessa's Lair
    Aug 30 2026

    Check out Tessa's Lair beautiful new worship song, Idumea.


    Follow Tessa Lair www.facebook.com/tessaslair
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    5 min
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