What do you think of when you think of Russia? Do you think of unreached people groups? Well on a recent trip to Russia we were confronted with the reality of the highly unreached places of Russia. Check it out.
I just spent the day in Chechnya. Less than two decades ago, this Russian republic in the southern region known as the Caucuses was completely decimated by war. In fact, the UN called Chechnya the worst war-time destruction in any territory since WWII. Even as the...
Is it possible to incorporate spiritual development into business development? We believe that you can. When we sat down with Brian Wheeler of Legacy Wealth Management, he shared that it all starts with being good stewards of our time, talent, and treasure. God...
The phone rang with some discouraging news. A project we’d been working on for months, that we thought was in the bag (at least in principle), was starting to look unexpectedly shaky. It really caught me off guard. I found my mind wandering during my other morning...
The colorful flags of the nations were everywhere. They adorned a cluster of poles in the parking lot. They covered the back walls and stairwells of the auditorium. A giant globe sat atop a spare change fountain in the lobby, and about 300 plaques with faces of...
The Stone Table started as a global missions organization and, although we talk a lot about faith and work, we are really about the Great Commission. To go into all of the world to make disciples of all nations. This is our call. This is our why. Billions of people...
Who could predict the longevity of a pink frosted donut with sprinkles? A tradition that began when our son was four continues today with his four-year-old daughter. A weekly trip to Dunkin’ Donuts was a highlight in the late 80’s when donuts were made on-site. The...
Those old school lunch trays were the best because they kept your food from touching. Let's be honest, there's nothing more gross than the juice from your green beans seeping over into your dessert! While separation like this might be good for school lunches, it's not...
Why is Business As Mission (BAM) so important today within your community and in your culture? BAM is a great fit in our context. We can’t enter our country on a religious visa so BAM provides us the means to enter and remain in our country. BAM has provided us a...
Terminating an employee is never easy to do, especially for those of us who call ourselves Christians. When we are faced with this difficult decision is it possible to still honor God in the process? If so, how do we do that? What do you think? Comment below with your...
It’s easy to look through the filter of social media and say “they” are the problem, but what if we took a moment and began to turn issues we have into people. How would that change the situation? How would it change us? Well, that’s the exact idea we are exploring in this week’s video.
Within a small 48 hours window churches had to figure out how they were going to learn new technology and take their weekly services online. Now that states are slowly re-opening, what should the church do to protect the most vulnerable as well as start meeting together again? Pastor David Wigington had a unique opportunity to speak into it all.
The Coronavirus has changed everything and it’s stirred up a lot of emotions for everyone in the process. Whether it’s about the health of our communities or the desire to reopen the economy, everyone is talking. As a faith and work organization we wanted to speak up and clarify because what we have been talking about for years is now on full display. That’s what Erik shares in this week’s video.