Grace Huang is a former paralegal and lawyer who went studied at Moore Theological College and is now working proclaiming the Gospel full-time at City Bible Forum.

Grace sits down with Jireh to chat about how we should talk about work at church.

Alan and Jireh sit down to answer the mass of questions left from the Good News at Work Q&A. You can still ask questions using the #workq code in Slido.

Qs answered:

• I’m an engineer who wants to empathise with others. Should I quit, or am I doomed for life?
• How do we rightly orient our work towards God without letting it define us (e.g. falling into the trap of chasing progress at work to “serve God”)?
• How much should "job satisfaction" play a role in our work? Where does it fit in with how work should be an expression of our relationship with God?
• 'All work is good' - does that include sex workers seeing disabled clients or illegal drug dealers providing cannabis to cancer patients'?
• Work is good - but what if you cannot work? eg. due to illness or other life circumstances. How should we treat people who want to work but cannot?
• In terms of valuable work, how can we compare doing full-time ministry and something that is more 'secular'? Are some works more valuable than others?
• Is good news work separated from work that you do because of the good news?
• If the gospel is good news… How can we see the effect of what being reconciled to God looks like e.g. developing medicine to treat someone’s illness?

In our final episode of God's Redeeming Kindness, we are encouraged by Beatrice and the Au Family's desire for all to be part of the family.

Wei shares about the faithful God who has kept her even when faith and family clash.

Mayz tells us about family, Christ and opportunities for the Gospel.

Celia helps us to see God's redeeming Kindness in her willingness to study full time at Moore Theological College.

In our first Episode, Betty Chan tells us about God's kindness in the midst of much change throughout her life. 

We start a new Podcast Series - God's Redeeming Kindness.

As we hear from the lives of our women at Captivate, we hope to see again God's redeeming kindness in our lives.