Faith, Work, and Woodworking

In this episode Bill Hendricks interviews Luke and Abby Hatteberg, discussing how faith and work come together through their woodworking business, Wayfaren.

About the Contributors

Abby Hatteberg

Abby Hatteberg runs Wayfaren with her husband, Luke. She has a passion for the beauty and life-changing power of travel and in producing works that can communicate and bring reflection of this power.  She and her husband began Wayfaren in the summer of 2012 and since 2014 have been full-time entrepreneurs.

Bill Hendricks

Bill Hendricks is Executive Director for Christian Leadership at the Center and President of The Giftedness Center, where he serves individuals making key life and career decisions. A graduate of Harvard, Boston University, and DTS, Bill has authored or co-authored twenty-two books, including “The Person Called YOU: Why You’re Here, Why You Matter & What You Should Do With Your Life.” He sits on the Steering Committee for The Theology of Work Project.

Luke Hatteberg

Luke Hatteberg runs Wayfaren with his wife, Abby. A graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary, Luke found that he has a strong passion for working with his hands and in producing quality wood made products. Like his wife, Luke has a passion for the beauty and life-changing power of travel and in producing works that can communicate and reflect this.