In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry concludes the three-part series on Warfare in the Workplace by addressing how to navigate hostility without losing your composure, clarity, or calling.

In Episode 18, we identified five common areas where warfare often operates in the workplace:

* Sabotage

* Surreptitious behavior

* Smear campaigns

* Stagnation

* Scapegoating

In Episode 19, we shifted from recognition to response and explored how to win the war at work by:

* Managing your emotions

* Documenting everything

* Letting excellence be your evidence

* Watching your words

* Always remaining prayerful

Now in Episode 20, the focus turns fully to navigating hostility. Not just pressure — but sustained opposition, tension, and emotionally charged work environments.

This episode addresses how to remain calm under fire, communicate directly without escalating conflict, protect your boundaries, and carry yourself with strength when things go off the rail at work.

If you’ve ever felt consistent hostility in your work environment, this episode will help you navigate it without losing your composure or your calling.

As always, I’m rooting for you.

— Warren

Video Version of Episode #20: (Part #3)

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry continues the series on Warfare in the Workplace by shifting from recognition to response.

Once you understand that work is not spiritually neutral, the real question becomes this: How do you fight without losing your witness, your peace, or your integrity? This episode focuses on navigating pressure wisely, responding instead of reacting, and remaining anchored when conflict, resistance, and unrealistic expectations show up on the job.

If you’ve ever felt tempted to respond emotionally, disengage, or compromise under pressure, this episode will help you reset your posture and move forward with clarity, maturity, and faith.

As always, I’m rooting for you.

—Warren

Video Version of Episode #19: (Part #2)

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In this episode of The Remarkable Life Podcast, Warren Curry begins a new three-part series on Warfare in the Workplace.

Work is where we spend a significant portion of our lives, and because of that, it often becomes a primary place of pressure, conflict, and resistance. This episode lays the foundation by defining what warfare actually is, what it’s designed to do, and why conflict at work is inevitable when people, personalities, and pressure collide.

You’ll learn:

* What spiritual warfare really is and how it shows up in everyday work environments

* Why the workplace is not spiritually neutral

* What warfare is designed to accomplish and how it attempts to wear you down quietly

* Why conflict at work is inevitable and how to respond wisely

* An introduction to five common areas where warfare often operates in the workplace

If you’ve ever felt resistance you couldn’t explain, pressure that seemed strategic, or tension that kept repeating under different faces, this episode will help you connect the dots so you recognize the battle, respond with wisdom and remain anchored.

As always, I’m rooting for you!

-Warren

Video Version of Episode #18: (Part #1)

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