Business on Purpose
Learn from businesses around the country how they’re creating fair, sustainable, and flourishing work environments for their companies.
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Issue 01
Faith, Work, & Rest
Let me be honest. This Surge-sponsored podcast is worth listening to because of one of its hosts, Jim Mullins. Sit across the table once with Jim and you will be smitten by his warmth, vivid imagination, and curiosity. For instance, he said this: “a janitor is engaged in biological warfare.” Jim and his co-hosts Kimberly
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The ‘Politics’ of Organizational Culture – A Christian Review
Church and politics, but in a way you might not expect.
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Amazon Helped Me Love My (Global) Neighbor
Things change when your Amazon purchases can be a way to love your neighbor.
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The College Admissions Scandal
How the college admissions scandal played out, and the implications on higher education.
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The Mission Behind RightNow Media
A conversation with the man at the helm of RightNow Media.
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Work, Without God, Is Ruining Work
If we want to knock work off the altar, we must replace it with something else.
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Trust God and Go to Sleep
Ideas about how to relax and get a little perspective are everywhere. But don’t let the ubiquity of the movement distract you: Burnout is real, and it really happens to pastors and marketplace professionals alike.
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[Almost] No One Trusts Pastors Anymore
No one trusts pastors anymore. Here’s how you can fix that.
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Misunderstood Artists?
We asked several artists what their churches could understand better.
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Work Is Changing. What Next?
Freelancers. A.I. Robots. Things look different. Churches need to catch up.
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