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Dependency as a Cure for Workism

Dependency as a Cure for Workism

by | Jul 7, 2022

Recently, the Lord has been leading me into a place of rest instead of study when it comes to my devotional times. I’m a big Bible nerd, so often my devotional time can be pretty intense – I’m talking lexicons, concordances, commentaries, Greek words, and more. It...

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Recognizing Workism

Recognizing Workism

by | Jun 30, 2022

Sometimes we have a natural tendency to build our identities around something. It comes as a subconscious move to fix ourselves around an object, habit, hobby, or person and it results in us being connected to this thing, deriving our sense of worth, value, or respect...

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Tentmakers and the Ease of the Gospel

Tentmakers and the Ease of the Gospel

by | Jun 23, 2022

By living, serving, and working in community with locals in their area, a tentmaker is able to take part in growing their local community, and in so doing they are able to love, serve, and support those around them.

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Weekly Newsletter: Retirement is Not in the Bible

Weekly Newsletter: Retirement is Not in the Bible

by | Jun 21, 2022

My friend Chuck has always been an encouragement to me. (Read his first article on retirement here.) A few years ago he retired from his 40+ year corporate career. A short time later, he started volunteering with One Mission Society, a 100-year-old missions...

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Workism v. Rest

Workism v. Rest

by | Jun 16, 2022

I have been thinking a lot about rest lately. The time & place for it, the how-to, and the why. It’s a tough thing for us all to do sometimes, and, as I’ve written about before, I certainly haven’t always been the best at it!  I was thinking about this concept of...

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Engaging as Believers in the Marketplace | Q&A with Senator John Crane

by | Nov 2, 2023

John Crane discusses the topic of engaging as believers in the marketplace and the importance of humility in leadership. He highlights how power is not inherently bad but should be approached in a way that aligns with Christ’s example. John also shares his experiences in politics, including the challenges he faced during a special session and the importance of hope in difficult times. He emphasizes that success should not be measured solely by external factors but by the impact one has in their role. John’s focus on leadership development and his efforts to establish processes for onboarding new senators demonstrate his commitment to creating a positive and impactful culture within the Senate.

From Indiana to Singapore: How Worship Transcends Culture and Borders | The Stone Table

by | Oct 17, 2023

Recently, I found myself 10,000 miles from home, and on that trip, God spoke something very profound. I just returned from the Asia Pacific region. We were with about a dozen pastors and some key business guys from their churches. We were there interacting with missionaries and on the ground, kind of on-site, with Insight, connecting with the culture and what God is doing in those parts of the world, and really, ultimately, what still needs to be done.