If an entrepreneur truly wants to help his pastor, he must first win trust with him. Pastors can be an untrusting lot; it takes time to gain collaborative access. At the outset, this puts many entrepreneurs off because they tend not to have much time and want things to move quickly.
Read MoreI have become convinced that humility is God's secret weapon to thwart the ultimate enemy of pride and bring pockets of heaven to earth. If I can focus on how Jesus must increase and I must decrease, then God will, without fail, use me for his purposes. Easier said than done.
Read MoreWe tend to operate with either the idea that there is no craftsman or that somehow we’re to be our own craftsman. If there is no craftsman, then we should do the best we can, pray and hope for the best.
Read MoreA Lean organization maximizes customer value by continuously eliminating waste in its process with the goal of creating more value using fewer resources.
Read MoreGod cares no less about what I do now than He did when I was advising the President. In God’s economy, the Oval Office and the back office are equally important.
Read MoreAndy Crouch, Partner at Praxis, explains what happens at the intersection of strength and openness in a time of crisis.
Read MoreAnthony Tan, CEO of Grab, shares the story that led to 9 million drivers in 352 cities.
Read MoreStarting a business means sleepless nights, unpredictability, capital burn, and the threat of competition. Why then would the leaders of a new venture rusk moving to a country with an unproven tech work force?
Read MoreIn this 80-second video, Donnie Smith, president and CEO, Tyson Foods, unveils an unorthodox and powerful new leadership model for you to consider.
Read MoreUpon recognizing the problem, Jesus responded with compassion. It is the quality of a leader’s response to the need that sets a great leader apart from ordinary leaders.
Read MoreDo I have a teachable spirit? Do I pursue wisdom and thirst after understanding each day? Tough questions that bring me to another one, do I really expect God to teach me something each day?
Read MoreWords are powerful. Words impact us. Words can brighten our days, encourage our hearts, and save our lives. Words can also tear us down, close us off, and even endanger our lives.
Read MoreJoin J.D. Greear as he discusses the new Faith Driven Entrepreneur video series and why he believes entrepreneurs are crucial to the mission of the Church.
Read MoreLara Casey built Southern Weddings Magazine out of a sheer desire to see something beautiful in a world that felt very broken. The success of that publication is no secret, but today, she shared with us the ins and outs of her decision to let it all go...
Read MoreIn a business world that prioritizes productivity, speed, and profits, Christians may feel like Monday through Friday belongs to the world while Sunday belongs to God. But Scripture beckons Christians toward a more holistic lifestyle. “Whatever you do,” Paul says in 1 Corinthians, “do it all to the glory of God.”
Read MoreIn the midst of uncertain times, Luke Roush and Jake Thomsen of Sovereign’s Capital provides a framework for how Christian business leaders can think about the unusual power and leverage the present circumstances have afforded them…
Read MoreToday’s guest is one that needs no introduction, and we’re so excited we got to have a conversation with him and that we get to share it with you. Horst Schulze is co-founder of The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company and an expert in employee and customer experience. Our conversation with Horst is full of insight, wisdom, and experience that is ripe for any Faith Driven Entrepreneur, so stop reading this and tune in today!
Read MoreIt’s Tuesday. Which means it’s time to gather. Or, as you might say, it’s time to Convene. And that’s exactly what we’re talking about today. Our guest, Greg Leith leads a ministry to Christian CEOs and Entrepreneurs called Convene. His work there has taught him what it means to be a healthy leader, as well as what we as entrepreneurs can do to foster and encourage our growth as both leaders and people...
Read MoreWhen Cheryl Bachelder took the helm at Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, sales and profits were declining and shareholders and franchisees were unhappy. Today, sales are up, profits are up, and Popeyes stock has leaped from $13 on Cheryl's first day on the job to consistently over $50 per share today. So what's the secret ingredient to Popeyes’ turnaround? RightNow Media presents an @ Work Documentary that looks at how Cheryl's unique strategy of servant leadership proved to be a recipe for success.
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