The new look at InsideWork is more than cosmetic. You're looking at Day One in the third iteration of InsideWork — reengineered from the core out to deliver our third generation of content.

Al Lunsford is beginning to be concerned about Christian Businesses showing up in Christian Business Directories — use the word Christian as a marketing term . . . You can trust us; we’re a Christian company . . . And don't get him started on the marketplace as a mission field...

Since we launched InsideWork 3.0 on June 30 we’ve been giving away some reasonably cool stuff to encourage exploration and discovery. The rules are simple: Find a door, click to enter and follow the simple instructions on the other side.

We give and we give...Qualify for the September 5, 2008 drawing for an iPhone 3G from InsideWork. Seriously...

Since relaunching InsideWork as a media platform June 30, we’ve given away copies of Seth Godin’s The Big Moo and Eugene Peterson’s The Message New Testament. Look for a new door each Monday from now through August 4, 2008.

On June 30, we launched InsideWork 3.0 and started giving away free stuff as an incentive to explore what’s new in this space. A new door opens every Monday from now through August 4, 2008. When you find a door, click to enter it and follow the simple instructions on the other side So far, we’ve given copies of Seth Godin’s The Big Moo, Eugene Peterson’s The Message New Testament, complete sets of The Scriptural Roots of Commerce and Jim Petersen’s The Insider.

This summer InsideWork transformed from bloggy business site to media platform. That means more content delivered more ways for more people who want to infuse their business practices with biblical insight.

InsideWork® grew from the realization that life doesn't have to be fragmented.

Each Monday from June 30 - August 4, 2008, we’re giving away cool stuff to people who enter the hidden door: Every Monday the hidden door will move to a new location. Find it, click to enter, and follow the simple instructions on the other side. It's our way of inviting you to explore the new architecture and find what InsideWork has for you.

Do you ever wish you could zero-in with a search term to find just what you need, just when you need it? Or maybe you like the idea of a good old-fashioned list you can scan to find a topic you might never think to enter as a search term... At InsideWork you can have both.

The InsideWork team does like to dine out! Dan Wooldridge shares some fun links to pique the culinary interests of InsideWork readers.

Garry Wills put his finger right on the bruise in his New York Times Op-Ed, Christ Among the Partisans. Jim Hancock writes about learning to live that out in the world of commerce.

Here’s the line that jumped out at me when 60 Minutes re-aired the story about Harry Markopolos, the analyst who was ignored when he told the Securities and Exchange Commission that Bernie Madoff's investment fund was a fraud: Len Forest and his friends thought they were part of a small, exclusive group of investors lucky enough to have a connection with Bernie Madoff.

We're taking time to rest and reflect and celebrate at the closing of the year. Back shortly...Your friends at InsideWork