David Dillon, tech entrepreneur and co-founder of Dillon Kane Group, shares how his faith shapes his approach to business, leadership, and innovation. He also discusses his work with Together Chicago and Redeemer City to City, exploring how Christians can pursue excellence, serve their cities, and integrate faith in everyday work.

In this episode of On Good Work, host Ben Dockery speaks with Missy Wallace about her new book, Faith & Work: Galvanizing Your Church for Everyday Impact (co-authored w/ Lauren Gill). Missy explains,

• "Business is good for the world."
• "Work is part of my design."
• "Faith and Work is not a program, it's a context."

She discusses the importance of understanding the role of work in one's faith journey, the need for resources that connect faith and work, and practical applications for churches to support their congregants in this area. Ben and Missy discuss creational goodness, brokenness in various industries, the redemptive imagination, and how this framework can lead to heart transformation.

In this episode of On Good Work, host Ben Dockery speaks with Mike Woodruff about the themes of work and rest, mainly focusing on what he did (and did not do) during his recent sabbatical. Mike shares his personal experiences, the structure and habits he maintained; misconceptions of a sabbatical; and his various travels and speaking opportunities. In this conversation, Ben and Mike discuss the Sabbath, the challenge of identity beyond work, and the joy found in simple moments. Enjoy the conversation.