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How a Strip Club Became a Seminary Training Gospel Leaders
High in the Andes Mountains, the Cusco Ketchua have lived as an oral society for centuries, bound by myths, legends, and animistic traditions. Today, over 5,000 villages remain unreached by the Gospel, with only 105 churches scattered across this vast region. At the...
The Salt That Shapes: Embracing Jesus’ Call in a Modern World
Josh and Morgan delve into Matthew 5:13, exploring the metaphor of being the "salt of the earth." They discuss how followers of Jesus can preserve and enhance the world, reflecting God's beauty and goodness. Through anecdotes, like a sunrise in St. Augustine, they...
The Industry of Anger and Anxiety
Erik Cooper delves into the pervasive influence of fear and anger in society and media, highlighting their role as tools of persuasion and control. He contrasts this with the teachings of Jesus, emphasizing peace and love as alternative paths. Cooper urges listeners...
How an Insurance Career Became and Unexpected Mission Field | Brittany Wells
.Brittany shares her unexpected journey from aspiring pastor to successful State Farm agent. Coming from a family of pastors, she initially pursued ministry but found herself working in insurance to pay off student loans. Despite doubts, Brittany discovered her...
Common Ground | The One Thing We All Have In Common
What does an Indigenous farmer high in the Andes, a Muslim shop owner in East Africa, an Arab oil executive in Abu Dhabi, a street vendor in Kolkata, or a middle-class American running a real estate nonprofit in Indiana all have in common? One profound truth: Jesus...
My Hot Take Usually Aren’t God’s Takes
Here at the Stone Table, we’re passionate about global missions. Sometimes, that passion can get us a little ahead of ourselves—just like Marketplace skills are also missionary skills. A few years ago, I learned this the hard way. A headline hit the news about a man...
4 Things Marketplace Leaders Can Learn From Church Leaders
Business Leaders, here are a few things you can learn from the pastors and church leaders in the room. 1. Relational Currency is More Valuable than Actual Currency In the church, relationships are the currency for getting things done. Often, in the business world, we...
When You’re the Most Important Person in the Room, Serve | David Wigington
Imagine walking into a room this morning, looking around, and realizing, I am the most important person here. I don’t know who that is today. Maybe it’s Adam, whose church in Greenfield is thriving. Or perhaps Jameson, who ran for Congress. Micah, who's running for...
Crisis and Compassion: Finding Empathy in the Heat of Adversity
You know, running a business or interacting in the marketplace in a way that honors the Lord is sometimes harder than we want it to be. And through the process, we often learn a lot about ourselves. Marketplace skills, as I’ve come to realize, are missionary skills. A...
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An Unofficial History of the Sacred-Secular Divide
The Lunch Tray That Changed Everything Picture a school lunch tray. You know the one: rigid compartments keeping the mashed potatoes far away from the fruit cup, the main course separated from the dessert. For many of us, this tray has become an unintentional...
Your Missions Vision Starts With One Simple Decision
How Proximity Unlocks Your Vision for the Great Commission Twenty years ago, Bill Tibbets had zero interest in moving to Minnesota. He and his wife were living comfortably in Indianapolis when an opportunity to interview for a professor position in Minneapolis came...
The Mission Field You’re Already In
Why Your Marketplace Skills Are Missionary Skills There's a 99.99% Muslim island in the Indian Ocean where no indigenous church existed until a few years ago. Today, multiple generations of believers worship Jesus there. The catalyst? Not a traditional missionary. An...











