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Blog Recommendation by Emma Cockley, WBL Assistant to the Director “Choose a job you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life” is a platitude- and perhaps an impossibility uttered by well-meaning but misguided Christians- that plagues far too many young adults who either haven’t figured out what type of job they would…

Blog Recommendation by Sharon Head, WBL Director What comes to mind when you think of Gen Z? Do you think tomorrow’s leaders are self-obsessed, lazy, and secular? Now, how do you think God sees them? Psalm 119:90 reminds us that, “Your faithfulness endures to all generations, you have established the earth, and it stands fast.” We all would do…

This month’s blog is an essay written by WBL’s Assistant to the Director, Emma Cockley. Although written specifically for single women, we hope this essay will reach a wider audience- men and women, single, married, or widowed- and will be a helpful guide in forming a robustly biblical view of singleness. Read the full essay…

Listen to Briarwood Presbyterian Church’s interim pastor, Dr. Dan Doriani teach on the value of work from a rich biblical perspective.

In March, WBL hosted a panel of Entrepreneurs at Samford University with the event entitled, “The Heart of Business: Cultivating Integrity, Service, and Purpose.” To provide the women in attendance with a biblical framework for integirty, service, and purpose, WBL Assistant, Emma Cockley, created the following document. See the attaced pdf for a brief sketch…

Do you ever hear those voices in your head, “Oh, you’re not the smartest person in the room.  You have to work hard to keep your place”? How does our identity in Christ answer those voices?  Read what Cammie Dunaway has to say about creating good work and being mindful of what we’re working for.…