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About the Podcast!

The Holy Work Podcast with Luke LeFevre helps you slow down, listen, and follow where God is pulling you.

Are you feeling restless, burned out, or stuck? You’re running at full speed, but still can’t figure out where you’re headed. You’ve had success, you’re capable and creative, but deep down, you know there’s something more for your life, your business, your family, your work, and your connection with God.

That feeling isn’t just exhaustion—it’s a sign that you’re being

pulled toward something greater

Holy Work with Luke LeFevre is a podcast that helps you slow down, listen, and follow where God is pulling you.

Whether you’re making life-changing decisions, finding a vision for your business, or building the courage to start something new, this podcast offers inspiration, actionable strategies, and real stories to guide you.

Why Listen?

Each episode dives deep into what it means to follow your

Holy Work—the unique purpose and mission God has for you.

Key themes...

You’ll hear from guests across business, entertainment, music, ministry, and more. We cover real-life stories of success and failure, wins and losses, and practical steps to help you discover your calling and walk in it.

  • Restlessness: Understanding when your discontentment is divine.


  • Navigating Burnout: Practical and spiritual insights to guide you through.


  • Taking Action: Overcoming resistance and taking the first steps toward your calling.


  • Journaling: Slowing down to listen to God’s voice in the noise of everyday life.

Subscribe to the Holy Work Newsletter.

If you’d like to slow down, clear your head, and start paying attention to where God is pulling you, I’d love to invite you to join my newsletter. When you sign up, I’ll send you the Guide to the Holy Work Journaling Method — a simple, practical guide that walks you through how to journal in a way that actually brings clarity, emotional honesty, and direction. It’s not about writing more… it’s about writing what matters. And it’s a great place to start.