Jane Northrup Glenn

Jane Northrup Glenn is an author, entrepreneur, former staffing agency owner, workforce advocate, mediator, and unapologetic Jesus lover who believes God still speaks, still heals, still redirects lives, and still punches back.

 

Her path has been anything but traditional. Over the years, Jane has worked in human resources, recruiting, workforce development, entrepreneurship, criminal justice reentry, and ministry to people who often feel forgotten—those coming out of incarceration, struggling families, workers trying to get back on their feet, and everyday people simply trying to make sense of a complicated world.

 

Long before writing books, Jane spent years helping men and women with criminal backgrounds find jobs, speaking inside jails and prisons, teaching workforce skills, and building a faith-based staffing company that specialized in hiring people coming out of incarceration. That tiny business—recognized by the State of Colorado and named one of Ministry Today’s “21 Gospel Driven Businesses”—would later become the seed for many of the ideas found in her books.

 

Jane is the author of God Punched Back: Knocking Out the United States Government to Set People Free and God’s Public Option: A Separation of Church and State the Way Jehovah Jireh Intended—books born from years of prayer, personal struggle, hard questions, spiritual wrestling, political observation, business experience, and what she describes as “daily coffee talks with the Lord.”

 

Her writing blends personal stories, faith, humor, hard truths, practical ideas, and biblical conviction in a voice readers often describe as feeling like “coffee with a friend who says the quiet part out loud.” Jane believes one of the biggest questions facing all of us is simple: Who—or what—do we really trust for provision, protection, and hope?

 

When she’s not writing, coaching, or dreaming up bold Kingdom ideas, Jane loves spending time with her husband, attorney, former elected official, and retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Darryl Glenn. Together, they enjoy their growing family, grandchildren, large dogs, and the beautiful Colorado outdoors.

 

Mostly, though, she’s trying to stay obedient to Isaiah 6:8: “Here am I. Send me.”