The meaning of work and leadership principles from Nancy Ortberg
A link to a great sermon by Nancy Ortberg entitled Jesus & Your Job. She covers the meaning of work and key leadership principles.
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A Lesson from William Wilberforce
Dan Wooldridge sees a lesson in William Wilberforce that counters the error that “ministry” is the realm of “spiritual” work. Wilberforce led a legendary career in politics.
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Leadership Lessons from the Wilderness
The last in a series by Dan Wooldridge on Psalm 90. This considers Moses' final prayer and what he is requesting that will make life meaningful.
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A Roman Catholic order acquires a Pfizer biotech lab to develop cures for cancer and gains influence to push for more ethical practices in the pharmaceutical industry. Dan Wooldridge asks how we can push for positive change within our own industries.
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Our work can seem like trivial toil and we wonder about whether we will do anything that will make a difference. God’s perspective on our work is measured very differently.
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Dan Wooldridge notes that all of our work should be crafted to aim high and strive to change the world, a little bit at a time.
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Work-Life Insights from T.S. Eliot
Dan Wooldridge notes that T.S. Eliot in his Choruses from The Rock though written in 1934 still peels back the veneer of modern business and work life to expose its emptiness.
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I Wish I Had Spent More Time Working
Dan Wooldridge responds to his brother who asks the question, "Is it always right to say that we should work less in order to be happy?"
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Further Reflections on The Best Commencement Address . . . Ever
Al Lunsford’s second of three reflections on Steve Jobs’ speech to the Stanford Class of 2005.
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