“The pandemic brought to light our collective interdependence and vulnerability,” she said. “We now have this lived experience of our interdependence.”
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If you go for a walk in the bustling cities of Jakarta, Mumbai or Nairobi much of it will feel quite foreign to the average American but then you will encounter the familiar sight and smells of McDonalds or Starbucks.
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I think at least in the fiat economy, I think we're all guilty of stealing, whether we know it or not.
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Do you feel a calling to ministry? Have you ever wondered how you can serve in fulltime ministry in your current work environment?
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Costing more than $1,120,000 per episode, “The Chosen” is a high-quality telling of the life of Jesus and the people around Him.
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More or less decentralized? For Jimmy Song, there’s no in between.
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When we look beyond the socially constructed and restrictive barriers of race, class, faith, and gender, we may at first see the stranger, then we recognize our neighbor, and verily, we also see ourselves.
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This Earth Day, I’m taking a step back to reflect on some of the achievements and positive developments in corporate environmental policy since I began my career, through the lens of shareholder advocacy.
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Making a movie is an art form, but it’s also a business. The filmmakers who understand both sides of this coin are the ones poised for success in the future. And investors who are aware of the opportunities are best positioned to make an impact.
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This vision begins with respect for the equal dignity of each person. It is based on the idea that we are all made in the image of God.
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Jewel Burks Solomon, managing partner at Collab Capital, shares about the power of community in supporting entrepreneurs both mentally/emotionally and in tangible ways in business.
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He wanted His people to “loose the chains of injustice,” and not just go to church on Sunday. He wanted His people to “clothe the naked,” and not just attend midweek prayer meeting.
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Derrick Morgan, former Tennessee Titans linebacker and founding partner of KNGDM Group, demonstrates that community roots are incredibly important.
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To gain insight into what the Kingdom’s Economy actually looks like, we have to accept that the Father’s ways could be and more than likely are completely different than ours.
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A steward was a powerful person, but only insofar as they exercised the power of the master. At the end of the day, the master could always ask for an accounting of what had been done with his wealth.
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Jewel Burks Solomon, managing partner at Collab Capital, shares about the power of community in supporting entrepreneurs both mentally/emotionally and in tangible ways in business.
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Faith-based investors are natural leaders of the impact investing movement and we want to ensure they are fully equipped to reach their potential.
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For an economy to function at its best, it needs to be equitable, dynamic, and resilient.
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With retirement being a relatively new development, the question becomes, how best to steward those years? Is retirement meant to be a nonstop vacation?
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Jesus publically breathed his last for all to see. His side was pierced. His chest stopped moving. His head hung down. But for one man this was not a time for retreat or reflection. This was a moment for action.