Posts tagged paradox

At a macro-level we need to have a national plan to get businesses and local economies back open as soon as possible in a safe and responsible way, and in the mean-time we need to find creative and aggressive ways to patronize these businesses and keep cash flowing. Lives depend upon it. Legislative and policy maneuvers can serve as temporary bandages, but only real-world commerce and trade will enable economies to heal.

Crisis Management, FinancingFaith Driven TeamApril 3, 2020covid-19, generosity, meeting needs, paradox, economic curve, cashflow, small business, practical tipsComment

Embracing Weakness in Christian Entrepreneurship

“The foundation of Christian entrepreneurship is, paradoxically, weakness. This is not weakness of product, service, or business, but of the entrepreneur himself as a Christian. This is true because Christ said His power is made perfect in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9). If the goal of the Christian entrepreneur is to advance the Kingdom of God by the power of God, in some sense, weakness must be the way…”

Scripture, Confidence and Self Doubt, Servant LeadershipTracey DanielNovember 28, 2018Christian Economic Forum, weakness, paradox, Kenneth EwellComment

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