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My pastor, Nathan, recently taught on how God created us in His image to be creative, productive, and redemptive. This week let’s explore God’s original design for our work by starting with God’s desire for us to be creative. God provided us the raw materials when He created the universe, but He wanted us to use our creativity to expand ...
My son, Jeremy, loves animated movies so much that we’ve seen “Muppet’s Christmas Carol” countless times. As the movie develops you quickly realize that Scrooge has no interest in generosity or Christmas. When Kermit the Frog asks Scrooge about the staff having off Christmas Day, Scrooge is incredulous. He cannot believe that his business should stop for even one day! ...
When I was a single CPA, I was befriended by our receptionist, Betty. She was a bubbly, very kind person, always willing to serve and care for others. One Christmas was very painful for me. My girlfriend had dumped me and I dreaded the thought of being alone. Betty sensed my pain and invited me to spend Christmas Eve and ...
Adam complained to his wife about his frustration in growing the church he pastors when she said, “Let me play back for you what I’ve heard from you recently. ‘You weren’t a good student, because others scored higher. You’re not a good husband because other husbands provide more. Now, you’re not a good pastor because the church isn’t large enough.’” ...
Recently, I met Jim who had just resigned from working for a man who I have respected for many years. To my dismay Jim shared openly that he had left due to my friend’s arrogance and lack of integrity. There was a time when I would hear these sort of comments and distance myself from those who had been denigrated. ...
Many people have a hard time adjusting emotionally to wintertime. The nights are longer, sunshine can be limited, and the weather hinders outside activity. I’ve watched friends and family struggle with the lack of joy that can come until it becomes debilitating. These things can add up to a sad heart, leading to less productive and enjoyable work. In Psalm ...
Bill and his wife were having struggles in their relationship and business, because of their differing views on the family business. As I listened to Bill’s side of the story, it became evident that Bill had some valid concerns, but he also needed to hear some hard truth. After I delivered that hard truth Bill and I developed a plan ...
Erik, is a young leader who is hungry to learn and grow in understanding God’s word and applying it to his leadership role at work. I’ve watched him grow as he completed our “Ten Biblical Principles for Business” study, and our “FIRE in the Workplace” study. Erik has even led others through the FIRE study. After completing our “Ten Biblical ...
With our “Next Generation Leaders” program we desire to help train college students on God’s way of doing business before they join the workforce and learn bad habits. By allowing these students to attend our events and to be paired up with Christian mentors in their field of interest, we have helped many begin to see God’s purpose for their ...
Equipping Others to Do Work Differently
