Reflections from the Time Out Conference
Dan Wooldridge shares his reflections while attending the Time Out Conference. Life and spiritual growth is a process, not an event.
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Exposing the Existence of Modern Idolatry
The same week that Lehman Brothers collapsed, Damien Hirst sold his “The Golden Calf” for a record $18.5 million. Dan Wooldridge responds to an article by David Bodanis exploring how the idea of idolatry plays out in this economic crisis.
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Donald McGilchrist discovers a familiar thread of commerce and faith in the writings of William Carey, circa 1792.
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Jim Hancock is caught between Bernard Moon’s question, “Can You Wait On God?” and Harvard Business School professor James Haskett who wants to know, “Why Don’t Managers Think More Deeply?”
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Bernard Moon reflects on impatience, decisiveness and the unlikely business proposition of waiting on God.
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Dan Wooldridge uncovers the true formula for decision making, in business and in life.
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InsideWork friend, Howard Morrison, reflects on the suddenness of God.
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Give thanks, for He is good
Dan Wooldridge reminds us during this Thanksgiving weekend what it means to give thanks.
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The Pope, Brazil and It's Business Climate
Our first report from InsideWork's Brazil correspondent, Glenn McMahan. Glenn gives us an overview of the general religious demographics, then focuses in on the absence of moral leadership among the Brazilian elite.
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Is church work more spiritual than any other work?
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An Overview of the Legal Issues of Religion and the Workplace
This BusinessWeek podcast provides an overview of how the law views the expression of religion in the workplace, balancing the right of freedom of religion with the burdens of an employer. Vitally important in today's religiously-diverse workplace.
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