9 - 2020 - The Stone Table

Insecure Leadership Part 2: How Not to Be One

by Chuck Rapp | Sep 29, 2020 | Articles, Faith and Work, Resources

In a recent post, I unpacked some thoughts on “The Danger of Insecure Leaders and How Not to Be One.” As a follow-up, I’d like to drill down a bit further into “how not to be one.” Serving under an insecure leader is incredibly difficult. But being an...

Success isn’t Being Known, Success is Being Faithful

by Erik Cooper | Sep 22, 2020 | Articles, Faith and Work, Resources

When my phone displayed the name of my friend and former pastor on the caller ID late Saturday night, I figured he was calling about some of the global missions fundraising work we are doing together. His news left me speechless. A woman we have both known for...

Faith, Work, and Property Management – A Conversation With One of Our Company’s Most Dynamic Leaders

by Darren Cooper | Sep 18, 2020 | Faith and Work, Resources, Videos

Today we sat down with Konica Butler, one of our company’s most dynamic leaders to talk about faith, work, and property management. Konica is the property manager for one of our largest property in the portfolio. You don’t want to miss the insight she...

Your Work Is Sacred (I Don’t Care What Your Job Is, Yes Yours)

by Erik Cooper | Sep 15, 2020 | Articles, Faith and Work, Resources

I spent a week at church camp every summer when I was a kid. Some of the most formative God-encounters of my young faith happened in the old, rusted-out airplane hangar that served as the campground sanctuary. Hartford City, Indiana was hardly the urban center its...

Good Leaders Don’t Have to Be the Smartest People in the Room

by Erik Cooper | Sep 11, 2020 | Faith and Work, Resources, Videos

You know, it’s an interesting season for us here right now. We are in the middle of trying to close multiple large real estate transactions. We’ve got a new assisted living facility that we’re planning for Whitestown (Indiana) and we’re trying...