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3.8.07 (Ramblin' Dan)

"Re" Theology >

When Christians work in the world, we are the church. All of us understand this on an intellectual level.

2.4.07 (Personal Reflection)

"Your Son Is Hurt, Get Here Fast!" >

Even though it happened twelve years ago, I remember it like yesterday. Receiving that phone call—"your son is hurt."

7.21.02 (Personal Reflection)

A Call for Change >

Fr. Bill Wilson, a priest from California, trained to be a bishop through the finest education the Roman church offered and during the process became an alcoholic. He attended Vatican II and was determined to immediately bring the changes suggested…

9.11.05 (Personal Reflection)

A Dark Path Leads to Light >

Vincent Van Gogh, one of the most brilliant impressionist painters, spent much of his life in pain. He must have died believing he had accomplished nothing because he failed to become well known during his lifetime. In fact, he failed at nearly everything.…

2.11.07 (Audio)

A Lens on the World  >

No one can take in the entire world. But with each person we know well, we enlarge our picture of the world—and of ourselves—in the high calling of our daily work.

2.29.04 (Personal Reflection)

A Week of Prayer . . . and My Worst Week in Six Months >

Armed with prayer and good intentions, I resolved in the coming week to make every action a beautiful expression of faith.

4.27.08 (Audio)

Amazing Resolve >

Christian faith informs and shapes our professions.

6.11.07 (Wisdom from Howard E. Butt, Jr.)

An Army of Love >

Christ’s intended church is an army of love.

 (Interview)

An Interview with Ken Burenga, Former President of Dow Jones >

"There is no contentment outside God." Ken Burenga, Former President, Dow Jones

2.18.07 (Audio)

Bailey's Blessing >

Are you having trouble seeing the blessings around you? Maybe you're just not looking.

2.8.09 (Bible Reflection)

Be Authentic About Your Work >

Hanging On . . .

4.6.08 (Audio)

Big on Small >

We can grow through our efforts to understand small things in the high calling of our daily work.

4.19.08 (Wisdom from Howard E. Butt, Jr.)

Consider the Culture of Your Workplace >

Every organization, every institution develops a culture peculiar to itself.

11.4.07 (Personal Reflection)

Dissolving Tensions in the Workplace >

David was a good guy. But I always felt he was meddling in my business.

1.14.07 (Bible Reflection)

Do It Again! >

When God got busy creating, he did so with energy and imagination. He didn’t hold back, and it’s clear why. God was having fun. Perhaps we should approach our work with the same verve and boldness?

10.21.07 (Personal Reflection)

Does God Fix Copy Machines? >

The book of Psalms has a whole slew of references to God enabling David (or the psalmist) to accomplish marvelous things like crushing armies, scaling walls, slaying dragons . . .

4.6.08 (Bible Reflection)

Don't Give Your Gifts a Haircut >

God waits for us to unwrap our gifts, but sometimes we've sold the very part of ourselves that makes that possible.

4.20.08 (Bible Reflection)

Fear God; Honor Your Supervisor >

The CEO of a large financial services company announced his early resignation without fanfare or explanation.

6.10.07 (Personal Reflection)

Feeling Like It's Just Plain Work? >

Sometimes my work is ordinary. Boring tasks pile up like dusty, old field rocks, but grace is in these ordinary days.

 (Interview)

Francis Collins: Love God With a Scientific Mind (Part II) >

"To see God's hand in science greatly expands the joy of the enterprise… I know what science is like without God, and I like it a lot better with God."

 (Interview)

Get Back in the Game! INTERVIEW WITH DICK STAUB (Part 2) >

"I want to remind Christians of our intellectual creative spiritual legacy... Bach and Mendelson and Dante and Dostoyevsky and Newton and Pascal and Rembrandt." —Dick Staub

 (Interview)

Get Out of Your Cocoon : INTERVIEW WITH DICK STAUB (Part 1) >

"Jesus was present in culture. And we have to pattern our lives and work and ministries after him." —Dick Staub

12.7.03 (Audio)

Giving Your Family Leftovers >

Our close relationships are the heartbeat and the power in the high calling of our daily work.

7.8.07 (Personal Reflection)

God Wants You to Love Work >

God never told Moses, "OK, stop leading the people. You love it too much."

4.13.08 (Personal Reflection)

Henry >

"He's yours if you want him," said the sheriff. "He won't cost you nothing except his keep."

8.26.07 (Bible Reflection)

Her Work Helped People See God >

Bezalel and Oholiab? Who are they? Most people have never heard of them.

 (Interview)

Interview With Bill Marquard >

How To Think About Competition
"As far as I'm concerned, business is ministry. Business is a way we steward the gifts we're given: whether people, purpose, or purses. My responsibility in my work is to live out Christ's love in its endless ramifications."

 (Interview)

INTERVIEW WITH JONATHAN AITKEN: Beyond Crime and Punishment >

"I don’t feel any kinship with Tom Delay or Jeffrey Skilling. Nothing is special about being a celebrity sinner."

 (Interview)

Interview with Mark Demoss: Head of Atlanta-based The DeMoss Group >

"Most days I begin by asking God for wisdom; most meetings I enter silently asking for His insight." Mark DeMoss, The DeMoss Group

 (Interview)

Interview: A Set with Ashley Cleveland and Kenny Greenberg >

I have encountered a transforming God who has absolutely changed my life and gives me a level of freedom and beauty that I didn’t know was possible.

 (Interview)

Is This What I Was Made For? Part 1 of an Interview with Leigh McLeroy >

Leigh McLeroy explains "the beautiful ache" in life and work—with stories about her work, her family, and working for a difficult boss.

5.6.07 (Audio)

It Couldn't Be Done >

You can't know 'til you try . . . in the high calling of our daily work.

7.6.08 (Personal Reflection)

Learn to Love Annoying Coworkers >

No matter how much she annoyed me, God kept thrusting us together.

7.9.06 (Personal Reflection)

Let God Do His Mighty Thing >

Three women visited with me last week—three women who danced their faith in their everyday walk—and who got out of God's way so the Master could do His mighty thing!

5.27.07 (Bible Reflection)

Live So Others May Flourish >

Imagine you entered a concert hall where a symphony orchestra sat ready to play, but half of the members had their hands tied behind their backs.

3.4.07 (Audio)

Loyalty to the Team >

Loyalty to our commitments is essential . . . in the high calling of our daily work.

 (Interview)

Make Your Job an Adventure: Part 2 of an Interview with Leigh McLeroy >

Leigh McLeroy explains "the beautiful ache" in life and work—with stories about her work, her family, and working for a difficult boss.

9.21.08 (Audio)

Master Carpenter >

Look around for a new vision of what could be.

4.6.08 (Personal Reflection)

My First Job >

Lessons begin in our muscles and guts and work their way upwards until they embed themselves in our minds.

 (Interview)

Navigating a Two-Career Marriage: It's Not All Pretty! An Interview with Joy Jordan-Lake, Part 3 >

Talking to Joy Jordan-Lake, Author of Working Families: Navigating the Demands of Marriage, Parenting, and Career - Part 3 of 3

 (Interview)

Navigating a Two-Career Marriage: How Do Couples Make It Work? An Interview with Joy Jordan-Lake, Part 1  >

Talking to Joy Jordan-Lake, Author of Working Families: Navigating the Demands of Marriage, Parenting, and Career - Part 1 of 3

 (Interview)

Navigating a Two-Career Marriage: Paris Hilton vs. Rick Warren , An Interview with Joy Jordan-Lake, Part 2 >

Talking to Joy Jordan-Lake, Author of Working Families: Navigating the Demands of Marriage, Parenting, and Career - Part 2 of 3

9.2.07 (Personal Reflection)

Pay Attention! >

Mr. Stephens is one of the most effective educational leaders I know.

5.16.04 (Audio)

Power of Friendship >

Who knows the power and potential of your friendships—in the high calling of our daily work?

3.26.07 (Wisdom from Howard E. Butt, Jr.)

Renew Churches by Renewing the Laity >

And the pastor is just as much the laity as the guy who farms or puts tires on cars.

9.2.07 (Audio)

Straightforward Leadership >

A coach takes his faith to work, and it comes out as respect for others.

4.1.07 (Audio)

Talese on Floyd Patterson >

A boxer rises from the floor of defeat and encourages us to get back in the ring.

 (Interview)

Talking with Micheal Flaherty, President of Walden Media: Part 1 >

"I can't think of holier work than planting and nourishing life-long learning in children and adults and getting them to ask the big questions."

 (Interview)

Talking with VeggieTales Founder Phil Vischer >

At age 21, Phil Vischer had created VeggieTales to make cartoons with content. To staff the work, he incorporated Big Idea. By his early 30s, he was helmsman of the biggest animation enterprise between New York and L.A. By his mid-30s, he was in bankruptcy court.

10.12.06 (Ramblin' Dan)

The little things are BIG... >

After my doctor sees the x-ray, he comes out, pats me on the back, and tells me how good it is to see me. Then he says, "Oh! And we're going to have to do an emergency angioplasty and possible stint replacement. The nurses will be in to prep you for surgery in about five minutes."

1.21.07 (Bible Reflection)

The Lone Ranger Is Not a Team Player >

We are not merely isolated individuals doing our own thing. We must remember, as Paul says in Romans 12:4-8, that we are members of a larger body, and we work best when we all work together.

10.3.06 (Ramblin' Dan)

The Place I Can Really Be Myself >

This past weekend was an incredible one. Our Laity Lodge Youth Camp celebrated its fortieth anniversary with a staff reunion. More than three hundred former staff members and their families descended upon the Frio River Canyon.

 (Interview)

The Savvy Christian Entrepreneur: INTERVIEW WITH DICK STUAB (Part 3) >

"Missional entrepreneurs do more than look for a ready market where they can make some quick money. They have a long term vision of how they can use entrepreneur skills to create a richer culture." —Dick Staub

5.25.08 (Bible Reflection)

Thirsting for God in Daily Work >

A computer rebels before a deadline. A project unravels. He asks me to accept this.

7.22.07 (Audio)

Want to Win? Keep Fighting! >

Coach Tony Dungy reached the very brink of success—and then was fired.

9.24.07 (Ramblin' Dan)

We Are The Ants >

Do we really have a clue? Things happen to us, and we don't know why.

2.25.07 (Bible Reflection)

We Need Each Other >

We've worked closely together for eighteen years, and we're as different as night and day.

5.20.07 (Audio)

What the Deaf Man Heard >

Be careful what you say about other people. You never know who may be listening.

1.1.08 (Ramblin' Dan)

What You Might Become >

"Be ready to give up what you are for what you might become."

8.11.02 (Personal Reflection)

When Hope and Courage are Born >

She was a slip of a girl. Five years old on her last birthday; long, soft brown hair and startlingly clear blue eyes. She was full of energy and creative fun, but she could also curl up in any available lap to quietly suck her thumb. And she was tender,…

 (Interview)

Where Are the Women Leaders? An Interview with Bonnie Wurzbacher of Coca-Cola >

From the often pioneering and sometimes bruised leading edge of a Christian woman in a high corporate seat, Bonnie Wurzbacher weighs in on the importance of women leaders in business and church.

8.4.02 (Bible Reflection)

Why No Saint Puah? >

The king of Egypt said to the Hebrew midwives, one of whom was named Shiphrah and the other Puah, "When you act as midwives to the Hebrew women, and set them on the birthstool, if it is a boy, kill him; but if it is a girl, she shall live." But the midwives feared God; they…

1.13.08 (Bible Reflection)

Why Work Is Holy >

You will spend over 100,000 hours of your life working. This is more than anything else you’ll do except sleep.

2.22.09 (Personal Reflection)

Wipe Your Feet >

For years, I collected bad attitudes and negativity from the work world and brought them home to my young family.

3.25.07 (Bible Reflection)

Working Together, Working Apart >

Learning this truth was one of the first tasks of the early Christians in Jerusalem. Having chosen to share their possessions, they began well. It was not long, however, before they ran headlong into a difficulty.