I took one for the team gentlemen. Hugh Jackman’s world tour came through Indianapolis this weekend, and I decided that taking my wife of 24 years to see this handsome triple-threat heartthrob was a great anniversary gift. She seemed to agree. It was 2 1/2 hours of...
What happens when pastors and businesspeople come together for kingdom purposes? We believe that it can change the Kingdom of God when they do. This week we sat down with Rod Loy to talk to him about what he sees when pastors and businesspeople come together to push...
This is a story of a Business as Mission (BAM) practitioner on the field using business as a mechanism for planting the church in areas of the world you can’t go with traditional missionary methods. In order to protect the work being done there, we will not share the...
When it comes to negotiation and positions of power, how should a believer come to the table? Usually you find and leverage what you can to get what you want. Yes, there maybe times for that, but is that always the case? This week Erik shares how he is learning that...
On a recent day-tour of Paris proper, I learned the story of Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, the young French architect who redesigned and rebuilt the famous spire of the Notre Dame Cathedral (yes, the stunning spire recently destroyed by a horrific fire). Following...
Not many of us can say that we have run out under the bright lights during a Major League Baseball game. Even fewer of us can say that we can throw the ball over ninety miles an hour. So imagine living your whole life in pursuit of one goal only to wake up at 25 and...
What I think I like best about engaging in missional business is an idea I call dynamic development. Dynamic development is a mindset that allows all the differing members of a business relationship; employer or employee, customer or stakeholder, to be challenged and...
What is missions? It's a constant debate within the Church. Does it count as missions if I dig a well or help build a medical clinic? It's a great questions and one that Dave Wigington, Pastor and Stone Table board member answers in this week's video. Our heartbeat is...
This is a multi-part series from our friend Brian Hudson of The Clapham Circle. Over the next few weeks, Brian shares how our view of Creation impacts how we see everything in life, including our daily work. You can learn more about Brian and Clapham...
There is a drive in all of us that pushes and compels us to forward. Sometimes that feeling tell us that we have more to offer, more to give. When that happens what do we do? Is it ok to strive for more? This week we talk with Rob Ketterling, Pastor of River Valley...
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!!
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.
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…