The Stone Table was honored to be included for the 3rd time in a vibrant roundtable convened by our friends at OneHope. Pastors, businessmen, and ecumenical leaders from 12 countries on every inhabitable content gathered just outside of Geneva for two days of powerful...
The Stone Table was honored to partner with six amazing churches this year to raise over a half million dollars for missions! David Wigington at Cornerstone Christian Fellowship in Bloomington, Indiana Robby Bradford at First Assembly Community Ministries in...
In August 2015, four pastors and 6 businessmen traveled to East Africa and the Arab World. We wanted to give The Stone Table a trial run of sorts. What could we do for missions if we worked together? The experiment was simple enough: The Stone Table committed $175,000...
have incredible childhood memories of church camp. Some of my most formative spiritual experiences happened in an old airplane hanger turned sanctuary in rural Indiana. I’m grateful for them all. Even one that created a bit of an unintentional...
Let’s face it, it’s much easier to leave Jesus out of missions. He gums up the works. Messes things up. Makes them awkward. I’m part of an organization that mobilizes business for missions work around the world. It’s an awesome company, doing awesome work, both here...
hen I was growing up, there were two major life paths we discussed within the context of our youth group and church culture (that is, when we weren’t debating the spiritual impact of Amy Grant’s crossover albums or whether movie-going became...
hen I left my job in full-time ministry, I thought my pastoring days were behind me. I was trading coffee shop counseling sessions for board room strategy sessions, Oswald Chambers for the Wall Street Journal, pulpits for P&L’s. Who needs a...
How do you make tough decisions in the marketplace when your desire is to love and lead people well? When it comes to parting ways with an employee or an employer, what’s the best way to move forward? Is it possible to lead well through tough decisions? This week we sat down with Bob Carrell, of T&W Construction, about how he is able to make tough decisions in the marketplace.
It’s safe to say that we are all pretty tired of talking about the Coronavirus, but as we continue to move forward into this unknown future, it’s easy to lose heart and vision. So we sat down with one of the most visionary leaders we know, our good friend and Stone Table board member, Pastor Rob Ketterling of River Valley Church in Minnesota, to talk about how he is sustaining vision when there is no wind in the sails.
Circling back to our conversation with David Tripple we wanted to ask him how being a teacher connects him to his faith. David is a teacher at Covenant Christian High School in Indianapolis, Indiana and you are going to love the wisdom he shares with us.