Leadership is about both the short game and the long game but, frankly, the latter is so much more challenging. The leadership long game is too often filled with gut punches, bruises, seasonal doubts, frustration, tears, confusion, and more. It is true, sometimes we need to let go of an idea and move on…progress to something different.
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Workism, idolatry, and self-centeredness has been around since Genesis 3, but God’s story began before that. In disassociating with workism behaviors and returning humbly to the feet of Jesus, we can fix our eyes on Him, beholding His glory, and be transformed into His image.
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Workism may drive us to the brink of collapse, but rest keeps us in touch with the healing power of God’s peace. Workism may exhort a striving for success, recognition, and more work, but the Bible exhorts us to strive to enter God’s rest.
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In Philippians 4:3, Paul mentions a couple of women at the church in Philippi who he says have...
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When I was pastoring in Paris, I invited Erik to come and share with our people about faith and...
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Being a leader of any kind is scary. The responsibility can be incredibly heavy – for the vision,...
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One of my daily reflections on work I have for you is, what if we tried to be bored? I mean,...
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One of the principles of biblical entrepreneurship was accomplished this week in our business. In...
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I visited our latest construction site this week. Glasswater Creek of Whitestown will be a 126...
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Here at The Stone Table, daily reflections on our work give us opportunities...
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Before we talk about principles of biblical entrepreneurship, I’ll let you know our...
Read More“Work is not meant to be worshipped, work is actually meant to be a form of worship” In 2021 let’s...
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