One employer I know always asked the same question to potential hires regardless of what job they were being considered for: If I asked you to stand at...
Sometimes it is costly to be faithful in the little things. It may mean saying “no” to the temptation to compromise. I have a friend who worked for...
An article in The Wall Street Journal explored the dilemma of gossip in the workplace. Entitled They’re Gossiping About You: Strategies to Silence the Office Rumor Mill; the...
How can service or being a servant be freedom? This is the question my colleague Art Lindsley asks in his booklet, Free Indeed: Living Life in Light of...
In a talk at Catalyst in 2009, Malcolm Gladwell tries to answer the question, “Why does confidence sometimes lead to bad decisions?” As an example, he tells the...
Can believers work with non-believers? For most of us, our jobs and everyday activities bring us in contact with non-believers. We work alongside them day after day. How...
There’s something quintessentially American about the manufacturing industry. Many people from older generations possess personal ties to it in some form or fashion. However, the nature of manufacturing...
Why do stories matter? It’s been said, “That’s like asking why you eat.” Thanks to the work of the Values & Capitalism initiative of the American Enterprise Institute,...
The dominion we are given by God is powerful. We exercise this dominion through our work (Gen. 2:15). To do our work to the utmost glory of God,...
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