This week we had the wonderful privilege of sitting down with Beth Grant, the co-founder of Project Rescue, on of our amazing ministry partners. We wanted to talk with her about the important work that Project Rescue is doing. You don’t want to miss this one.
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 insecure leader...
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...
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 shares. Check it out!!
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...
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 to get the economics worked out for the beginning of The Stone Table Campus hopefully sometime next year. And it becomes obvious to me very, very quickly how inadequate I am as a leader.
This is an excerpt from “God of the Long View,” a book by Pastor David Wigington and Stone Table Publishing. This timely book is filled with beautiful stories of missions, ministry, and a God whose agenda is worth waiting for. You can also check out the God of the...
Some people do stupid things and call it faith, while others sit on opportunities and call it wisdom. There’s always tension between these polarizing sides, so what do we do with it? We need to lean in and listen for God to speak. Just like Peter who asked Jesus to call him out on the water, we need to wait for Jesus to call us. We have to move and get out of the boat…
Our friends at LiveDead live and work among the 3 billion unreached people around the world today. One of the main ways they do this is through BAM (Business as Mission), adding value to a local community through entrepreneurship, job creation, and meeting needs...
https://youtu.be/9BtAu1qddZs This week we are sitting down with Erik Cooper, the president of The Stone Table to talk about knowledge verses wisdom. After sending his daughters off to college he hopes that they attain knowledge, but seek out wisdom.
Work-life balance can look different to people of different generations. In the past The Stone Table has released videos talking about work-life balance from an older generation perspective, but how do the younger generations view work-life balance?
Struggling with managing both Work and your personal Life? Check out this video where Erik Cooper of The Stone Table speaks with Professor Dean Tibbetts of North Central University.
BAM stands for “Business as Missions”. This means your business acts as a way to reach others in a mission’s way. We challenge you to try BAM and see how God can use your work.