A Giant of the Faith Officially Passes the Mantle
Tom Paino is the first man I ever called Pastor. To this day, I still can’t call him Tom. It just...
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Faith and Work
How a Poor Pastor’s Kid Embraced Entrepreneurship as His Call Into Ministry
My dad grew up in a poor pastor’s home. My grandfather pastored small Assemblies of God churches...
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How Much Are You Paying For That Free Gift?
Chuck E. Cheese is a casino for kids. Debate me if you want, but I firmly believe the trail of...
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What if Your Success is Anonymous?
A few years back, I sat in my car outside our neighborhood Walmart and wrote myself an email. Some...
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Vulnerability Is Trendy, But Have We Gone Too Far?
My wife has an obsession with that bagged ice you buy from the large freezers outside gas station...
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You Were Made to Follow
When I was 15, I wanted to be a professional golfer. I was pretty good for a freshman in high...
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Your Purpose is Not Your Occupation
Here at The Stone Table, we celebrate the sacredness of every day work. All kinds of it! Whether...
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Retirement is Not in The Bible
Recently I passed a life milestone, a major milestone – retiring from my “day job.” This wasn’t...
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You Don’t Have to Be a Celebrated Entrepreneur for Your Work to Matter
I worked in the mail room at Word Records when I was in college. I was a student at Belmont...
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When The Evening Comes
The day of my accident began normally, with the early morning sun poking holes through the...
Read MoreVIDEO: How Can Christians in the Marketplace Engage the Kingdom Everyday?
How can Christians in the marketplace engage the kingdom everyday? This week when talking with...
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Lessons From A Farmer
It’s August in Indiana and that means corn around every corner. Where the modern world has not yet...
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