WWC26 EVENT RECORDINGS
FIND YOUR STORY IN GOD’S STORY
WWC26 THEME
Find Your Story in God's Story
Working women have had a seat at God’s table from the very beginning.
They’re there in the pages of Scripture: midwives and prophets, entrepreneurs and artists, leaders and laborers, patrons and harvesters. But if our eyes have not been trained to see them, we can miss the women whose work, worship, and influence advanced God’s purposes in the world.
Join a global community of women at WWC26 on Friday, October 30 to rediscover the stories of working women in Scripture—and through their lives, encounter God in ways that reshape your own.
Together, we’ll explore three timeless themes for our work today: Strength, Courage & Righteousness.
WWC26 will speak to women from across industries, churches, and life stages for biblical teaching, honest conversation, and practical wisdom tailored to the challenges and opportunities working women face.
Find your story in God’s story through WWC26.
Learning Resources
Strength Replay Videos
Courage Replay Video
Righteousness Replay Videos
How to use these resources:
Download and print a copy of the Learning Guide for each participant. It includes discussion questions and exercises that will be referenced during each session. The guide has been designed to print well in either color or black and white. If your group will participate virtually, the guide can be used online as a fillable .pdf that can be saved at the end of the event. Send a link to the guide to guests and encourage them to take notes during the sessions.
The schedule for each session is provided below each video player, with timestamps to help you easily locate each speaker, panel discussion, or interactive element.
Expand the video player to full screen for the best viewing experience by clicking the icon of four arrows pointing outward in the bottom right corner of the video player.
English and Spanish closed captioning is available on each video. Select CC button on bottom right corner to turn on.
Session 1
STRENGTH
God's Intended Design
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The story of women begins not with limitation, but with blessing.
Genesis presents humanity—male and female—as the pinnacle of creation, commissioned to bear God's image and cultivate the world. Within that calling, woman is introduced as ezer kenegdo—a strong ally uniquely created to partner in God's work.
Yet, faith traditions, cultural messaging, and the weight of our own stories can keep us from working with the freedom and scope that God intends.
Recovering the biblical vision of ezer reframes our identity and expands our imagination for work.
Welcome Keynote & Gracie’s Story
Guided Reflection
Session 1 Panel
Session 2
COURAGE
Faithfulness in a Fallen World
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Genesis 3 changes the conditions of work, but not its purpose.
Creation remains good, yet it is marked by conflict, injustice, fear, and strain. Working faithfully requires more than self-belief or motivational optimism; it requires courage, rooted in trust.
In this session, we'll learn from three remarkable women whose courageous work advanced God's redemptive purposes.
Shiphrah and Puah (the Hebrew midwives) - Courage to Resist
Rahab - Courage Born from Worship
Deborah - Courage in Complex Times
Session 3
RIGHTEOUSNESS
Influence that Shapes a City
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“When the righteous prosper, the city rejoices.” Proverbs 11:10
The Old Testament celebrates the tsaddiqim—the righteous—women and men passionate about using their leadership and generosity to bring blessing to others.
Biblical righteousness is far more than personal morality. It’s whole-life stewardship expressed through a commitment to justice, generosity, integrity, and love of neighbor. Whether through the wisdom of Proverbs 31 or the entrepreneurship and hospitality of Lydia, God has always worked through women whose influence extended far beyond themselves.
Our closing session invites us to become women whose help teams, organizations, families, and communities thrive because we were there.