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2015-01-10T14:56:01-05:00

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[VIDEO] How do you define leadership?

Last updated on: January 10, 2015 at 2:56 pm   By The High Calling

Tod Bolsinger, VP of vocation and formation at Fuller Seminary (and at the time this video was made pastor of San Clemente Presbyterian Church), talks about what makes a good leader…and why it’s different from just being a good manager. This is part of our ongoing feature in this space of clips from a wonderful YouTube channel run by The High Calling called  “60 Seconds to Significance“.  It features  approximately one-minute talks about work and calling, including practical tips on faith in... Read more

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2014-12-30T10:25:16-05:00

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From the archives: Blooming where you are planted

Last updated on: December 30, 2014 at 10:25 am   By Mission:Work

"You can “bloom” whether you work in a secular or Christian setting. It’s imperative that we stop thinking that “full time Christian service” is more godly than being a banker, a veterinarian, an engineer, a scientist or a [fill in the blank with your vocation]." Read more

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2015-01-10T14:20:20-05:00

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The shark tank of social entrepreneurship

Last updated on: January 10, 2015 at 2:20 pm   By Oikonomia Network

By Cindy Dean and Jay Moon Over 140 students, pastors, and business leaders convened this October to discover how they could impact the world through business.  At an event called The Asbury Project, 10 students (selected from more than 30 applicants) presented business proposals to compete for $10,000 worth of prize money to launch mission-minded, for-profit businesses. The award money was distributed among five proposed businesses that address social issues including decreased farming revenue in Kentucky, poverty on Native American... Read more

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2015-01-06T08:57:16-05:00

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Best Practices for Peace in 2015: Fight For Peace

Last updated on: January 6, 2015 at 8:57 am   By Guest Contributor

This post is part of a Patheos Public Square on best practices for peace.  Though Rev. Hall speaks mainly of church relationships here, think about how her advice extends into your own workplace. By L. Elaine Hall Many Christian communities are terrible at navigating disagreement and difference. In the name of peace, we have become chronic conflict-avoiders. The result is not God’s shalom, but rather increasing division, mistrust, perpetual friction, and occasional eruptions. If we want to pursue peace in 2015, we... Read more

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Christ the carpenter

Last updated on: January 5, 2015 at 8:09 pm   By Made to Flourish

By Tim Soots, originally published at the KPN Resources blog Being a Reformed Christian, I am committed to the centrality of the mediatory work of Christ on our behalf. Christ stands as the perfect human who liberates humanity from sin and death and restores us to  a right relationship within the Trinity. To the best of my understanding, this framework is the pivot point of the best theologies the church has to offer. However, I have been rather startled to... Read more

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2014-12-11T17:59:23-05:00

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From the archives: Made to make

Last updated on: December 11, 2014 at 5:59 pm   By Mission:Work

Why do we all have "coursing through our veins, the desire to make something from nothing"? Read more

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2014-12-30T11:57:41-05:00

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[VIDEO] Why is work important?

Last updated on: December 30, 2014 at 11:57 am   By The High Calling

  Why do we work, anyway? Doug Barr of Goodwill Industries talks about work, faith, and self-esteem: This is part of our ongoing feature in this space of clips from a wonderful YouTube channel run by The High Calling called  “60 Seconds to Significance“.  It features  approximately one-minute talks about work and calling, including practical tips on faith in the workplace and advice on dealing with tough questions. (Even more helpful videos by The High Calling are  here, and they run one on their... Read more

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Best Practices for Peace in 2015: Create peace through your conflicts

Last updated on: January 6, 2015 at 8:58 am   By Greg Forster

This post is part of a Patheos Public Square on best practices for peace. You can’t make peace if you don’t know what peace is. That much is clear from the daily headlines. I can’t think of a better “best practice for peace” than to reframe our lives around a more accurate view of what peace really is: not the absence of conflict, but the presence of right relationships. As Augustine once observed, everyone is for “peace” but everyone wants... Read more

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2014-12-31T15:46:29-05:00

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New Year’s Eve: Eugene Peterson on Vocation

Last updated on: December 31, 2014 at 3:46 pm   By Jeff Haanen

On New Years Eve, 1868, Andrew Carnegie sat alone in his room in the St. Nicholas Hotel in New York. Only 33 years old, he had already been successful beyond his wildest dreams. That year he made $56,110 and had accumulated $400,000 in assets. But his heart was restless. New Years Eve was a time of sober reflection for Scottish Calvinists. Though an atheist, Carnegie the Scot picked up a pen and wrote that night, “To continue much longer overwhelmed... Read more

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2014-12-31T10:11:45-05:00

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YEARLY ROUNDUP: Our Top Posts of 2014 on MISSION:WORK

Last updated on: December 31, 2014 at 10:11 am   By Mission:Work

Check them out again! And stay tuned for more great musings and helpful tips on faith, work, vocation, calling, and economics in 2015! A Broken Brave New World: Greg Forster talks about a new approach to helping the poor. What’s Wrong With “Do What You Love?” Jeff Haanen asks if we can find a better guide to following our callings. Andy Crouch on Why We Can’t See the Faith-Work Connection–We’re Missing Chapters of Our Bible:  Chris Armstrong reports in from... Read more

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