UBN’s Integrity Moments are daily nuggets of Biblical wisdom that apply directly to your workplace. With Integrity Moments, you’ll learn…
The importance of admitting guilt when you’re wrong
The causes of conflict and how to Biblically resolve them
How to prayerfully hire the best employees for your team and more!
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During a challenging week, Jason felt called to attend a mid-day service at a church near his work. He was surprised because the church was a different denomination than the one he regularly attended. Nevertheless, one noon he walked into the sanctuary, took a seat, and just let himself “be” in the midst of the worship. Although the service was ...
Alicia experienced “one of those weeks.” The project she was leading missed a key deadline. A coworker announced he was leaving. At home, a sick child and broken washing machine added to the challenges. The final straw was when another driver hit her car while she waited at a stoplight. The insurance company declared her car “totaled.” Isaiah 54:10 says, ...
In this series, we’re discussing ways that business can shape our faith. When I first started Unconventional Business Network, I wanted to start with a clean slate. Through prayer and fasting, God convicted me that I needed to pay a former business partner monies he believed he was owed. In my 20s, a business partner of mine lost money on ...
In this series, we’re discussing ways that business can shape our faith. Throughout my years in ministry, there have been some lean seasons when advisors would recommend that I establish a line of credit. But when I became an entrepreneur and ministry leader I had to decide my stance on debt. Many small businesses use lines of credit, but as ...
In this series, we’re discussing ways that business can shape our faith. One common challenge in business is conflict resolution. Pete faced a challenging transaction with a vendor that went bad, resulting in Pete being sued. Through wise counsel, Pete discovered that he had wronged this vendor. After prayer, Pete humbly went to the vendor’s office, confessed his sin, and ...
In this series we’re discussing different ways that business can shape our faith. A profound way that God has used to shape my faith is by trusting God with our marketing strategy. Decades ago, God sent a radio executive to ask me to produce a radio vignette on integrity in the workplace. I had no experience in radio, but I ...
With over thirty years’ experience in leading organizations, I’ve discovered several ways that business has shaped my faith. The first and most memorable way is through cash flow challenges. Over the years, there have been times I’ve been uncertain how we were going to pay our employees. Although God doesn’t have to provide, God has shown up in such profound ...
During a busy time in my career, my calendar overwhelmed me. I kept looking to future weeks for a respite from my workload. I told my wife so many times, “If I can just make it through this week, I’ll be fine,” that it became a joke. At Christmas, she gave me a plaque with those words, to gently mock ...
Recently on the newsletter site Substack, author Samuel D. James compared our expectations in life to gardening. For instance, if we “plant” hard work, we expect a crop of financial gain. If we “plant” self-control, we expect positive outcomes. But sometimes we don’t get the results we expect. Sometimes hard work doesn’t produce success. That doesn’t mean the world is ...
Veterans Day was an expansion of what was originally Armistice Day. The original celebration was set for November 11th because the Armistice agreement that ended World War I was signed on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. Armistice Day was later expanded to include a celebration of all who have served our country, ...
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