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July 14, 2016 – Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry The growth of Christianity in China has been astonishing. At this point, it’s no longer a question of if China will become a Christian nation, but when. The ramifications of this religious shift are massive, and will shake China’s culture and economy to their cores. Since 1979, Protestant Christianity … Read more
July 25, 2016 – Jim Langley A business article in the Los Angeles Times caused me to do some research on the new CEO for a major airline. Within six weeks of taking on this position, the top executive had been hospitalized after suffering a serious heart attack. Months later, while on leave of absence, … Read more
July 12, 2016 – Aaron Colen How should Christians respond if asked to do something at work that conflicts with their beliefs? If you’ve never asked yourself that question; you’d better. Don’t just trust that your instincts will lead you to the right decision. Sincere Christians have lost businesses and found themselves in jail for taking … Read more
July 11, 2016 – Sarah Hahn Arlene Dickinson, an investor on the popular reality show Dragons’ Den once said, “If you’re not getting up every day and loving your job, then why are you doing it?” Our parents, teachers and even the media encourage us to achieve our dreams. The world sends cheesy one-liners about … Read more
July 18, 2016 – Jim Mathis More than 20 years ago, the September 14, 1992 issue of Forbes magazine carried an article entitled, “Why Do We Feel So Bad When We Have It So Good?” I kept the issue because there has not been a time since then, or at any time before for that … Read more
July 11, 2016 – Robert J. Tamasy From time to time we hear of people taking a break from their jobs, college, even their marriages, to “search for their identity.” As if they might have misplaced it somewhere and are hoping it will turn up at a lost-and-found room somewhere. Such a quest might seem … Read more
July 6, 2016 – Under the encouragement and leadership of Brother Shyam Awale, Chairman of Nepal, CBMC was officially launched in Thimpu, Bhutan. We praise the Lord for His work in this nation. Brother Shyam had a wonderful time meeting with the Bhutanese Christian business men and women at Friends Church in Thimpu. Thirteen (13) business … Read more
In Romania 12,570,000 people live in the cities, however only 300,000 know Jesus and walk with Him every day. Since March of this year, 39 new teams have formed to study Operation Timothy with a total of 156 participants, most of them non-believers. Gabriela shares: My father always used to hurt my mother. I could hear their daily fights … Read more
July 4, 2016 – Rick Boxx Businesses are often so driven by the bottom line – maximizing profits – that they are reluctant to increase payroll costs. Such a strategy might boost profit margins over the short term, but can have a disastrous long-term impact on the people who perform the work to make the … Read more
June 27, 2016 – Robert J. Tamasy One of the enjoyable things in life is being the beneficiary of work well done. Recently we have had several craftsmen engaged in improvement projects at our home. These included a bathroom tile specialist, a carpenter, painters, a tree cutting service, and a tree stump grinder. In nearly … Read more
June 20, 2016 – Jim Lange Some time ago I was thinking about one of my past assignments while serving as a leadership consultant. During this time, I was working with a local company for a couple of days per week, providing leadership and counsel for turning the company around and resolving some serious internal … Read more
June 13, 2016 – Jim Mathis In watching sports, whether American football, baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, or even auto racing, one thing becomes obvious: You have to play all four quarters, periods, innings or halves, whatever they are called. It is good to be leading your opponent in the first portion of the contest, but … Read more
