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Working Out God

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by Beulah & Toyin

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Welcome to Working Out God — a podcast where faith meets your personal and professional journey. Hosted by Beulah and Toyin, this series dives into the personal journeys of individuals who have found strength, purpose, and guidance through their faith while navigating the unique challenges of their industries. Each episode explores how belief shapes professional life — the balance of being a Christian in today’s workplace, the lessons learned along the way, and the inspirational figures who have influenced these journeys of faith. From professionals and entrepreneurs to industry heavyweights and everyday believers, we engage in candid conversations that uncover the profound impact of faith on work, life, and calling and ask the question: how might our careers and lives look different without it? Music by The Porters Gate

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June 10, 2026

When God Doesn't Show You The Whole Plan | Following God One Step At A Time

What if God showed you the next step, but not the whole roadmap? In this episode, Catherine shares her journey from teacher and youth worker to founding and leading Refugee Education UK (REUK), an organisation supporting refugee and displaced young people through education. What began with noticing a group of young people waiting for school places in her local community grew into a nationwide charity impacting thousands of lives. We talk about the power of education, the importance of hope, and why optimism and hope are not always the same thing. Catherine reflects on some of the most challenging moments of leading a charity — from funding crises to navigating a major building project through the uncertainty of COVID — and shares how faith, surrender, and wise stewardship have shaped her leadership along the way. The conversation also explores calling, purpose, and the tension many of us feel when we want clarity about the future. Catherine shares why she believes God often leads us one step at a time, and how every season of life can be part of a bigger story than we realise. We also discuss the importance of kindness, bridge-building, and starting small. Whether you’re passionate about social justice, wondering what your next step is, or simply trying to follow God faithfully where you are, this episode is a reminder that you don’t need to have everything figured out before you begin.

June 3, 2026

Called To Go | Daily Bread & The God Who Provides

This season, you might have heard us mentioning one book in our conversations: Chasing the Dragon by Jackie Pullinger. So in this episode, we’re sitting down together to unpack some of the lessons, challenges, and questions we were left with after reading it. We reflect on Jackie’s extraordinary journey into the Walled City of Hong Kong, where she followed God’s call without a detailed plan, clear resources, or any real idea of what lay ahead. Her story challenged us to think about obedience, trust, surrender, and what it means to follow God when He gives you a direction but not a roadmap. We also talk about the power of simple faith — prayer, trusting God for daily provision, sharing Jesus with boldness, and choosing to show compassion in practical ways. Throughout the book, Jackie demonstrates how ordinary acts of obedience can have an extraordinary impact when placed in God’s hands. Along the way, we wrestle with some personal questions too: Where is God asking us to trust Him more? What simple opportunities to serve might we be overlooking? And what would it look like to live with the kind of faith that says “yes” before having all the answers? Whether you’ve read the book or not, this conversation is an invitation to reflect on what faith on the frontlines might look like in your own everyday life. Resource discussed: Chasing the Dragon by Jackie Pullinger.

May 20, 2026

Small Acts, Real Impact | When God Rewrites The Path You Were On

What does it look like to say yes to something you didn’t plan — and keep saying yes when the cost becomes clearer over time? Susan shares her journey from medicine and research in Harvard, Boston to leading a social impact organisation in Mumbai, working with children and families in some of the most vulnerable communities. What started as an unexpected transition became a calling shaped over time, not through pressure, but through God quietly preparing her heart along the way. We talk about leadership, surrender, and the reality of stepping into roles that feel bigger than your experience. Susan reflects on how mentors, counsel, and faith have shaped the way she leads, and the importance of knowing you’re not called to fill someone else’s shoes, just to walk in your own. The conversation also explores the weight of social impact work, how to stay grounded when the need feels overwhelming, and what it means to focus on what’s in front of you rather than trying to solve everything at once. Susan shares practical insight on discerning God’s direction, making big decisions slowly and intentionally, and staying faithful in the season you’re in. We also talk about something that runs through this whole season, that caring for others isn’t reserved for certain roles or careers. It’s something we’re all called to, in ways that are often simple, local, and part of our everyday lives. A reminder that you don’t have to do everything — but you are called to do something.

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What is Working Out God?: Welcome to Working Out God — a podcast where faith meets your personal and professional journey.

Hosted by Beulah and Toyin, this series dives into the personal journeys of individuals who have found strength, purpose, and guidance through their faith while navigating the unique challenges of their industries.

Each episode explores how belief shapes professional life — the balance of being a Christian in today’s workplace, the lessons learned along the way, and the inspirational figures who have influenced these journeys of faith.

From professionals and entrepreneurs to industry heavyweights and everyday believers, we engage in candid conversations that uncover the profound impact of faith on work, life, and calling and ask the question: how might our careers and lives look different without it?

Music by The Porters Gate
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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