Christianity at Work Without Being Weird About It

“When I go into the workplace, I don’t think about bringing in a personal agenda. I’m there to do my employer’s work to the best of my ability as a Christian.”

Being a Christian at work can feel complicated, especially when your workplace doesn’t share your values. Instead of forcing conversations or shrinking back, this episode digs into what it means to live out your faith naturally through character, integrity, and presence. Jennifer Clesi interviews two ministers—Maria Rupp, who has worked for many years as a teacher in the public school system, and Sally Moudourou, who has spent most of her secular career as a lawyer. In this episode, they discuss where boldness matters, where quiet consistency is just as powerful, and how God can work through everyday interactions long before anyone asks you what church you go to. This is about influence, not pressure, and how you can show up and shine without becoming “that person.”

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