The construction industry has a slight reputation of taking advantages of people and establishments. Although this can be true, companies like T&W have been doing everything they can to make God the focal point of their business. This week we sat down with our...
In my 40+ years of experience following leaders in fields of business as well as churches and missions organizations, I’ve identified one factor that, for me, is the greatest single differentiator between a good leader and a poor one. Want to hear what that is? Hands...
https://youtu.be/BNrUnXm8t3Q This year has been full of unexpected twists and turns to say the least. Although it's really easy to allow fear set in, there's one thing you can't let 2020 steal from you. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it! Transcript: Hope seem...
https://youtu.be/KO5OKsRpcFg As people of faith, how do we engage in politics in a healthy way? Should we engage in politics? These are questions we are all wrestling with right now, so we wanted to talk to our good friend Todd Scoggins about how he walks the fine...
This article was originally published at LiveDead.org and was reposted here with their permission. Our friends and partners at LiveDead give their lives to take the Gospel to the unreached people of the earth, often utilizing business and the marketplace to engage the...
How do you make tough decisions in the marketplace when your desire is to love and lead people well? When it comes to parting ways with an employee or an employer, what’s the best way to move forward? Is it possible to lead well through tough decisions? This week we sat down with Bob Carrell, of T&W Construction, about how he is able to make tough decisions in the marketplace.
Every NFL season, I embrace pessimism with a passion. Even when my Indianapolis Colts were rattling off perennial double-digit wins by mid-November during the Peyton Manning regime, I always assumed a gut-wrenching loss was imminent. It’s an emotional predisposition...
It’s safe to say that we are all pretty tired of talking about the Coronavirus, but as we continue to move forward into this unknown future, it’s easy to lose heart and vision. So we sat down with one of the most visionary leaders we know, our good friend and Stone Table board member, Pastor Rob Ketterling of River Valley Church in Minnesota, to talk about how he is sustaining vision when there is no wind in the sails.
During my corporate years, a common activity following an unexpected issue was a “lessons learned” meeting or “after action review”. The purpose of these meetings was not to problem solve but rather to glean learnings that could be helpful in either preventing future...
Circling back to our conversation with David Tripple we wanted to ask him how being a teacher connects him to his faith. David is a teacher at Covenant Christian High School in Indianapolis, Indiana and you are going to love the wisdom he shares with us.
Do you ever struggle to find meaning and purpose in your everyday work as a Christian? Do you ever struggle to connect your, your faith and your passion for God and for his kingdom with your day job? Well, I've certainly been there and I think countless Christians...
In 2021 let’s be careful of the danger that is workism and evaluate our personal work so that it may honor God.
2020 has given us some setbacks, Jesus is the only thing that can bring us forward
In 2021 let us make it our resolution to collapse more on Christ