Last year, we interviewed Dave Cooper, founding member of The Stone Table and President of our sister company CRF Affordable Housing, about his personal journey and the genesis of these business as mission organizations that have been impacting the Kingdom of God for...
https://youtu.be/9Z4HhpRtXEs No matter where you are, community is important. But as a missionary, it's a vital process to the work being done. This week we sat down with Doug Myers, who is the pastor of Eastridge International Church in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to...
Nick was born into a well-to-do family in Torún, Poland. His father was a very successful business man, but he passed away unexpectedly when Nick was just 10 years old. So Nick was sent to live with his uncle, an Episcopalian Bishop, who saw to his education and...
https://youtu.be/HaAM3KDzqQs This week we sat down with Pastor Rob Ketterling of River Valley Church to talk about the best way a business leader can encourage their pastor. As a leader it's easy to see what's going wrong and want to fix it, but Rob gives us an...
I was still struggling to grasp my surroundings as we slipped off our shoes and walked into the expansive, open-air, marbled courtyard. There were dozens of students pacing the floors, kneeling in prayer, and sitting in study groups amongst the roman pillars...
This week we had the privilege of sitting down with missionary, Kendal Ford, who is working in Ethiopia. You could say that Kendal has a unique story as she felt called into missions as a single parent. She explains how resistant she was at first, but that as she...
A New Year is always a time for reflection. Even though nothing literally “resets” on January 1, there is this sense of a clean slate, like someone has shaken the etch-a-sketch and given us a chance to create something fresh and new. In this spirit of optimism and...
I get sappy at Christmas. I’ve always wondered if it’s the warmth of the season, the schmaltzy music, and the cheesy Hallmark movies that make me sappy, or if I’m really this sappy all the time and just cover it up the other eleven months of the year. I believe it’s...
What is your worst Christmas memory? I have two worst Christmas memories. First Worst Christmas The first is one of my earliest childhood memories. I wanted a fire truck for Christmas. I had pointed it out to my parents in the window of the store where we lived in...
This week we're talking with Erik about what excites him most about the Christmas season. I think we all agree that for some this time of year is filled with child-like joy. For others it's heart-wrenching as they reflect on those who are no longer with them. But the...
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We often define the business world by its excesses, and those critiques aren’t all wrong. But that’s not the real story of the marketplace.
Profitable businesses dedicated to God that creates jobs provide for families and care for people in ways that nothing else can. That is why we wanted you to hear from our friend Matthew Rohrs of Sinapis, as we discuss the life-changing work they are doing with East African entrepreneurs in poor countries each and every day.
There is something special about those who work on the frontlines of our healthcare system.
The outfall of the Coronavirus is affecting us all in some way or another, but for Ryan Sisson of Moniker Group Inc., everything changed overnight. This week we sat down with him to discuss what it’s like facing all of the changes and how he plans to move forward through the uncertainty.