Six Common Phrases You Didn't Know Were Scripture

You've said these phrases before.
You've heard them your whole life.
But did you know… they're actually in the Bible?!

In Part 1 of the "It's in the Bible!?!" series, we uncover several common sayings that have their roots in Scripture — phrases that show up in everyday conversations, headlines, and even casual jokes.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• The original Bible verses behind these popular sayings

• The historical context of what was happening when they were written

• What they truly meant in Scripture

• How they still apply to work, relationships, and daily life today

Once you know it, you will see and hear everything different.

This series is designed to help you grow in biblical literacy, strengthen your faith, and give you natural conversation starters for sharing your faith in everyday moments.

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Do Christians swear? And if they do… does that mean something about their faith?

In this episode of Good News at Work, we have a real, honest, and surprisingly practical conversation about swearing, bad language, and what our words communicate to the people around us—especially non-believers. No finger-pointing. No spiritual guilt trips. Just thoughtful ideas, Scripture, and everyday wisdom for Christians who want their faith to show up consistently in real life.

We'll talk about:

• What the Bible actually says about our words
• Whether swearing is always a sin
• How our language shapes our witness at work, at home, and in public
• How to respond when Christians and non-Christians swear around us

Simple, realistic steps to clean up your language without feeling fake or judged If you've ever wondered, "Can I follow Jesus and still struggle with my words?"—this episode is for you. It's about progress, integrity, and letting our everyday language reflect what we believe.

👉 Watch now for encouragement, clarity, and practical steps you can actually use.

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Good News at Work is a video and audio podcast that empowers Christian believers to put their faith in action. 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 worldy scoreboard and strive for a life infused with purpose, joy, and a closer walk with Jesus.

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Feeling like Philippians 4:13 was written for marathon runners and overachievers? Think again. This 3-Minute Devotional from Good News at Work will flip that verse right-side up — and remind you that "I can do all things through Christ" isn't about crushing goals... it's about surviving Mondays.

When Paul wrote those words, he wasn't living his best life; he was sitting in prison, hungry, and waiting on God. That's real life faith — not motivational coffee mug faith. In this short devotional, you'll learn:
✅ What Philippians 4:13 really means (spoiler: it's not about hustle culture)
✅ How to find peace when life feels heavy and uncertain
✅ A simple way to shift your mindset from "I've got this" to "God's got this"
✅ Why relying on God's strength doesn't make you weak — it makes you wise

So if you've ever whispered "Lord, help me" while stuck in traffic, juggling deadlines, or dealing with difficult people — this one's for you.

👉 Watch till the end for a practical tip on how to actually live Philippians 4:13 every day — even when your coffee wears off and your patience runs out.

📖 Scripture: Philippians 4:13 — "I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength."
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Welcome to Good News at Work, the video and audio podcast hosted by Rochelle Goldberg, where we empower Christian believers to put their faith into action and live with purpose beyond Sunday worship. We draw on biblical truth and practical life-habits (covering everything from corporate life and sports mindsets to everyday Christian living) and offer concrete ideas to help you: - Develop consistent Christian habits (not as a checklist, but as a way to grow your faith) - Apply Scripture to your daily routines, professional challenges, and personal goals - Share the Good News of Jesus in real life (not just church life) - Navigate a Christ-centered life that isn't about perfection or magic formulas, but about being intentional, genuine and joyful Whether you're looking for encouragement, faith-filled tools, or simple steps to integrate belief and behavior, Good News at Work is designed to inspire, equip and connect you with a community committed to living out their faith in practical and meaningful ways.

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