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Are you resting…but still waking up tired, overwhelmed, stressed, or mentally exhausted?

What if the problem isn't that you need MORE rest—but that you need a different kind of rest? In this episode of the Good News at Work podcast, we're talking about biblical rest: what the Bible says about rest, how to find true rest in God, and the difference between biblical rest and the Sabbath. Because you can sit on the couch all evening and never actually rest. You can take a vacation and bring your anxiety with you. And you can stop working while your brain continues running a 24-hour customer service center for every problem in your life.

😬 So what does Jesus mean when He says, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" in Matthew 11:28? That's what we're digging into. If you've been dealing with burnout, stress, anxiety, an overloaded schedule, people pleasing, overthinking, difficulty slowing down, or simply feeling spiritually exhausted, this conversation may help you rethink what "rest" actually looks like from a Christian perspective. We'll explore biblical principles for finding peace and rest in God, why trusting God is such an important part of genuine rest, and some practical ways to stop carrying responsibilities and worries that were never yours to carry in the first place.

And yes—we're also going to tackle an interesting question: Are resting wrong?

This episode includes encouragement, practical biblical advice, a little tough love and, hopefully, a few laughs along the way. If you're tired of being tired, give this one a watch. You may discover that biblical rest has a lot less to do with doing nothing—and a lot more to do with learning to trust God with what happens when you do.

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Good News at Work is a Christian podcast and YouTube channel focused on making biblical wisdom practical for real life. We talk about faith, work, relationships, worry, difficult people, personal growth, Bible study and the everyday challenges of following Jesus—with encouragement, practical application and a sense of humor. Whether you've been a Christian for years, are returning to your faith, or are just beginning to explore Christianity, our goal is to help you learn what the Bible says and figure out how to actually live it.

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🎃 How Can Christians Celebrate Halloween Without Compromising Their Faith?

Are you a Christian wondering how to navigate Halloween without giving in to fear, gore, or darkness? In this podcast, we share practical, faith-based, and family-friendly Halloween ideas that help you shine the light of Christ while still enjoying the season. From Christian costume ideas to fun alternatives to trick-or-treating, and even community acts of kindness like Secret Pumpkin giving, this guide will help you turn the month of October into something full of joy, hope, and connection.

✨ Inside this video you'll discover: - How Christians can approach Halloween with biblical wisdom and confidence - Creative ways to hand out candy with a purpose (and make your house the favorite stop on the block) - Fall festival ideas to host at home or with your church community - Simple prayer strategies to bless your neighborhood while walking the streets - How to wear Christian-themed costumes as a fun, family activity - Tips for navigating trick-or-treating while staying true to your values - Romans 12:21 says: "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." This podcast will show you how to do exactly that this Halloween.

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Should Christians participate in Halloween? Celebrating the Fall season and Thanksgiving are easy to do when you a follower of Jesus. Halloween on the other hand... not always an easy thing to get excited about. There is a dark side to this holiday that can not be ignored but what if you turned it in to something else? Something full of light. What if it was an opportunity to love on people in your neighborhood?

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Good News at Work is a video and audio podcast that empowers Christian believers to put their faith in action. Hosted by Rochelle Goldberg, Faith in Action Coach. We use principles from the Bible and share ideas on how to apply these principles to develop strong Christian habits. These habits will increase your faith and prepare you to share the Good News of Jesus with others. We believe that Christian habits are not a salvation checklist or magical formula but a way to be more consistent and focused on our faith. Good News at Work can help you navigate the intersection of desiring a Christ centered life with things like corporate life, sports principles, developing habits and achieving goals. Together, let's move beyond a worldly scoreboard and strive for a life infused with purpose, joy, and a closer walk with Jesus.

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What if some of the thoughts causing you the most worry, comparison, people-pleasing and need for control…aren't even true? You don't have to believe everything you think.

In this episode of Good News at Work, we're getting practical about what the Bible means when it tells us to "take every thought captive" in 2 Corinthians 10:5—and, more importantly, how to actually do it when your mind starts running away from you.

Because one thought can quickly become an assumption. An assumption can become worry. Worry can turn into overthinking. And before you know it, you've spent an hour trying to solve a problem that hasn't even happened yet.

Sound familiar?

We'll talk about how unchecked thoughts can lead to worry, comparison, people-pleasing and trying to control things that were never ours to control. Then we'll walk through four simple, biblical steps you can use when you notice your thoughts getting away from you.

You'll also learn what to do when you don't catch the thought right away—because sometimes we realize we're spiraling after we've already spent 45 minutes mentally preparing for twelve things that may never happen.

This isn't about pretending everything is fine, ignoring real problems or replacing negative thoughts with fake positivity.

We'll look at what 2 Corinthians 10:5, Romans 12:2, Philippians 4:8, Matthew 6 and 1 Peter 5:7 teach us about our thoughts, worry, renewing our minds and trusting God with what we cannot control.

If you struggle with overthinking, worrying about the future, comparing yourself to others, people-pleasing, negative thoughts or needing to control outcomes, this episode is for you.

Your thoughts can be loud and still be wrong.

Let's learn how to capture them, bring them back to what is true and give God what was never ours to carry in the first place.

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Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering, "Was that gossip?" Or found yourself caught in workplace drama that you never intended to join? By the end of this episode, you'll have five simple questions that will help you know whether a conversation is healthy—or if it's quietly becoming gossip.

Whether you're in an office, church, school, small group, or spending time with family and friends, gossip can quietly damage relationships, trust, reputations, and even our own spiritual growth. In this episode of Good News at Work, we explore what the Bible really says about gossip and share practical, biblical habits that can help Christians honor God in every conversation.

You'll learn:

• What gossip actually is (and what it isn't)

• Why God warns us so strongly about gossip

• How gossip hurts the speaker, the listener, and the person being talked about

• Practical ways to avoid workplace drama and negative conversations

• Biblical habits that help you become known as someone who encourages, builds up, and protects others

• Scriptures that will transform the way you communicate every day

If you've ever struggled with office politics, toxic coworkers, church drama, difficult relationships, or simply want to honor Christ with your words, this episode is for you.

Key Bible Verses: 📖 Proverbs 16:28 📖 Proverbs 11:13 📖 Proverbs 18:8 📖 Matthew 7:3-5 📖 Matthew 18:15 📖 Ephesians 4:29 📖 James 1:19 📖 Colossians 4:6 📖 Proverbs 17:27

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Is it biblical to pursue success? Is ambition a sin? Can Christians seek promotions, make more money, become leaders, and still remain humble and faithful to God?

Many Christians wrestle with these questions. We want to honor God, live with humility, and put Christ first—but we also want to build successful careers, earn more income, provide for our families, lead others well, and make a meaningful impact. So where is the line between godly ambition and selfish ambition?

In this episode of Good News at Work, we'll explore what the Bible really says about success, money, leadership, promotions, wealth, influence, humility, servant leadership, and God's will. You'll learn five practical biblical boundaries that will help you pursue excellence without allowing career goals, financial success, or personal achievement to become idols.

Whether you're hoping for a promotion, starting a business, leading a team, or simply trying to honor God in your everyday work, this biblical teaching will help you align your ambitions with God's purpose.

In this podcast you'll learn:

• Is it wrong for Christians to pursue success?
• What does the Bible say about ambition?
• Is it a sin to want more money?
• Can Christians become wealthy?
• Is seeking leadership biblical?
• How do you know if your ambitions honor God?
• How do you avoid selfish ambition?
• What if God's plans are different than yours?
• How can you pursue career success while keeping God first?

Key Bible Verses:

• Joshua 1:8
• Matthew 6:33
• Mark 10:43-45
• Mark 8:36
• James 4:3
• Philippians 2:3
• Proverbs 16:9
• Proverbs 10:9
• 1 Timothy 3:1
• 1 Timothy 6:10
• Genesis 12:2

If you're looking for practical biblical encouragement about Christian leadership, faith at work, career growth, servant leadership, biblical success, Christian finances, workplace ministry, spiritual growth, trusting God, purpose, calling, or God's will, this episode is for you.

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Grief changes us—but it doesn't have to separate us from God.

Losing someone you love is one of life's deepest pains, and for Christians, it often comes with unexpected questions. If God is good, why does this hurt so much? If we trust Him, why does grief sometimes shake our faith instead of strengthening it?

In this honest and encouraging episode of Good News at Work, we explore the tension between faith and grief. We'll talk about why grief feels so overwhelming, why it's normal to wrestle with questions after a loss, what the Bible teaches about mourning, and why even Jesus wept.

You'll discover that grief isn't a sign of weak faith—it's often a reflection of deep love. More importantly, you'll be reminded that God isn't waiting for you to "get over it." He meets us in our sadness, our confusion, and our unanswered questions with His presence, comfort, and hope.

If you're grieving the loss of a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or anyone you deeply loved—or if you're walking alongside someone who is—this conversation is for you.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why grief and faith can exist together.
• Why Christians still struggle after losing someone they love.
• What Jesus' own grief teaches us.
• How to process difficult emotions without feeling guilty.
• Practical ways to walk through grief with God instead of alone.
• Why hope in Christ doesn't erase pain—but transforms it.

Whether your loss is recent or happened years ago, our prayer is that this episode reminds you that you are not alone, your questions don't scare God, and His goodness is still present—even in the middle of heartbreak.

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About Good News at Work Good News at Work is a Christian podcast and video channel focused on helping you apply biblical wisdom to everyday life, work, relationships, and faith habits. Our goal is to help you grow in your relationship with God and live out your faith with confidence, wisdom, and encouragement. If you enjoy practical Bible teaching, Christian encouragement, and faith-building habits, consider subscribing and exploring more podcast and videos from the channel. Learn biblical wisdom for daily life, Christian habits, and faith growth in our other videos and podcast episodes.

What does the Bible say about cutting people off, going "no contact," or dealing with difficult people? In today's culture, relationship advice often sounds like this:Block them. Ghost them. Protect your peace. But is that how Jesus handled difficult people, disagreement, and conflict? In this episode of Good News at Work, we explore how Jesus dealt with critics, betrayers, difficult personalities, and misunderstandings—and what His example teaches us about handling conflict, setting healthy boundaries, practicing forgiveness, and pursuing reconciliation in relationships. You'll discover practical biblical principles for navigating tough relationships while still reflecting the character of Christ. In this podcast we cover: • What the Bible says about cutting people off or going no contact • How Jesus handled criticism, disagreement, and betrayal • The difference between biblical forgiveness and unhealthy relationships • When it may be wise to create distance or boundaries • How to speak truth with grace and compassion • How Christians can handle conflict differently from culture Through powerful moments from the Gospels—including Jesus confronting religious leaders, showing compassion to crowds, forgiving those who hurt Him, and restoring Peter—we uncover five attitudes Jesus modeled that can transform how we handle difficult people today. If you've ever wondered:

• Should Christians cut people off?
• Is "no contact" biblical?
• What does the Bible say about toxic relationships?
• How should Christians deal with difficult people?

This episode will give you biblical wisdom, practical guidance, and encouragement for your faith journey. Because sometimes the most powerful way to follow Jesus is simply learning how He treated people—and modeling that in our own relationships. Scriptures referenced in this episode Matthew 22:15–22, Matthew 9:36, John 8:1–11, John 13:12–15, John 21:15–19, Luke 23:34 🌐 Connect with Good News at Work:

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Starting Something New? 😅 Why It Feels So Awkward (and What the Bible Says About It)

Ever notice how starting something new feels exciting for about… five minutes? Then suddenly you're standing there like, "Where's the coffee? How do I log into the WiFi? Why does everyone else look like they've been here since 1997?"

If you've ever felt nervous, out of place, or one mistake away from total embarrassment when trying something new—you're not alone. And more importantly… you're not stuck.

In this podcast, we talk about:

• Why starting something new feels so uncomfortable (and totally normal)

• What the Bible says about fear, courage, and stepping into the unknown

• How Joshua 1:9 reminds us we're not doing this alone

• Why progress beats perfection every single time

• A simple, practical step you can take this week to move forward

Because the truth is… you don't have to feel ready to begin. You just have to start.

📖 Key Scriptures Mentioned:

• Joshua 1:9 – Be strong and courageous

• Galatians 6:9 – Don't give up, your harvest is coming

💡 Why You Should Listen:

If you're starting a new job, relationship, routine, or just trying to follow God's direction in your life—this podcast will give you encouragement, perspective, and a simple way to keep moving forward without overthinking everything.

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Good News at Work is a podcast and content platform designed to help you grow in your faith with practical, bite-sized encouragement you can apply to everyday life. Whether you're driving, doing dishes, or taking a quick break—we make it easy to stay consistent, keep learning, and live out your faith in real, practical ways.

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📖 You Started Reading the Bible… Then Life Happened. Now What?

Ever felt like your Bible reading plan started strong… and then quietly disappeared like your New Year's gym membership? 😅 You're not alone—and more importantly, you're not failing.

In this podcast, we break down the real reasons people stop reading the Bible (hint: it's not what you think) and give you simple, practical strategies to build a routine that actually sticks—without guilt, overwhelm, or pretending you're suddenly a Bible scholar on day two.

If you've ever thought: 👉 "I want to read the Bible more…" 👉 "I just don't understand it…" 👉 "Why can't I stay consistent?"

This podcast is for you.

We'll help you move from frustration → consistency → connection with God in a way that fits your real life.

⏱️ What You'll Learn

• Why motivation alone won't sustain your Bible reading habit

• The biggest mistake people make when starting (and how to fix it)

• Simple strategies to make Bible reading part of your daily routine

• How to actually understand what you're reading

• What to do when you fall off track (because you will—and that's okay)

💡 Key Takeaway

This isn't about checking a box—it's about building a connection. Even a few minutes in God's Word can start changing how you think, respond, and live.

And yes… you will miss days. That doesn't make you a failure—it makes you human. 🙌

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🎧 What is Good News at Work?

Good News at Work is a podcast and content platform focused on helping you live out your faith in everyday life—with practical, relatable, and sometimes humorous insights rooted in the Bible. Whether you're at work, at home, or somewhere in between, we help you turn biblical truth into real-life habits that stick.

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Ever feel like you're just… not good enough? Like everyone else has it figured out and you somehow missed the memo?

Yeah… you're not alone.

In this podcast, we're diving into what the Bible actually says about feeling not good enough, and why that thought might not be telling you the truth. If you've ever struggled with self-doubt, comparison, insecurity, or feeling like you don't measure up, this message will help you see yourself through a completely different lens.

(And no… this is not a "just try harder and believe in yourself" speech. We're going somewhere much better than that.)

What You'll Learn

✔ What the Bible says about your worth and identity in Christ ✔ Why feeling "not good enough" is more common than you think ✔ How God works through imperfect people (which is great news for all of us) ✔ Bible verses that bring confidence, hope, and peace ✔ A simple way to move forward when self-doubt shows up

Why You Should Listen

If you've ever thought:

• "I'm not as talented as them"

• "I keep messing this up"

• "Why would God use someone like me?"

This podcast will explain how God's view of you is very different from your own.

And honestly… that might be the best news you hear today.

About Good News at Work

Good News at Work is all about connecting real life with biblical truth.

We take everyday situations—stress, relationships, self-doubt, big decisions—and show how the wisdom of the Bible actually applies to real life today.

Short, practical, encouraging messages designed to help you:

• grow your faith

• understand Scripture

• and find hope in the middle of everyday life

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You don't have to be perfect for God to work in your life.

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