Christopher Simpson 
Most professionals measure their worth by output. Deals closed. Projects shipped. Inboxes emptied. We live inside metrics and deadlines, and somewhere along the way, we start to believe everything depends on us. If we do not show up, the whole thing stalls. If we do not produce, nothing moves. That lie does not stay at … Read more
From a single leadership training in Lagos to a disciple-making movement reaching across Central Africa, CBMC Cameroon celebrates ten years of God’s faithfulness and Kingdom influence in the marketplace. A decade ago, Kingsly Jini flew to Lagos for a leadership conference. He came home with a country on his heart. What he saw in that … Read more
When I was a boy, people would repeat the saying, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.” That sounded correct, since sticks and stones can certainly inflict physical damage. However, life has taught me that words can be just as hurtful; they just affect us emotionally and mentally. There … Read more
When I was a young professional, I was blessed to work for companies that valued training. Whether I worked for a CPA firm or a large bank, I was allowed to participate in various forms of training in business practices. The learning was valuable and needed, but at times it also included business fads – … Read more
The marketplace exposes weight fast. A deal falls apart. A trusted leader walks away. The numbers dip. The board wants answers now. Your team is watching you, trying to read your face. At home, the pressure does not let up. Decisions wait. Conversations linger. And somewhere in the middle of it all, the thought creeps … Read more
Walk through any office tower and you’ll pass a hundred people who look like they’ve got it figured out. Polished. Productive. Enviable from the outside. A lot of them are quietly coming apart on the inside. And here’s the uncomfortable part. We keep handing them tracts while they’re wearing masks, then wonder why nothing takes … Read more
Step into the office on a Monday morning. The hum of keyboards. The ping of emails. The competition that hides behind polite smiles and quarterly reports. It all feels ordinary, neutral. Just work. But it is not. Every workplace is a kind of temple, filled with its own rituals of worship. Success gets praised in … Read more
In today’s business and professional world, we can find and gain knowledge from many places and in many ways. Wisdom, on the other hand, is not nearly as accessible. I have learned that firsthand. More than 40 years ago, a newspaper published my name for having received a full scholarship to study at the Pontifícia … Read more
The executive certainly looked the part. He was tall, athletic, radiating with a charisma that drew people to himself. What an impression he made on people when he met them, and especially when he spoke in public. So, everyone was stunned when he was fired for inappropriate use of company resources. It caused people to question … Read more
It usually starts with a screen glowing back at you. A spreadsheet. A forecast. A set of numbers that refuse to behave. The margin is thin. The pressure is real. People are looking to you for an answer, and everything in front of you says the same thing: This is not enough. That moment is … Read more
Across the globe, God is on the move in the marketplace. From the USA and Asia-Pacific to Latin America, Europe, and Africa, lives are being transformed as men and women step into their calling and live out the Gospel where they work and lead. This is what it looks like when faith goes to work. … Read more
For many people around the world, the observance of Holy Week and Easter has just ended. This annual celebration ranks at the top of the calendar for Christendom, but for the marketplace, its importance ranks far below other holidays – like Christmas, New Year’s Day, and Thanksgiving The reason is simple: In the world of … Read more
