3 ways businesses integrate faith
From an article by Business as Mission
The core of faith integration in business is internalized faith (in the DNA), institutionally practiced through operationalized faith (practices), and visibly expressed through embodied faith (symbols).
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Creating space for an outpouring
From a video by ThinQ
Observations from the Asbury Outpouring. When we surrender, seek God, and cultivate expectant faith, we create the conditions for an outpouring that can transform not just our lives, but entire communities.
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Sunday To Network
From a course offering by Tampa Underground
How do you transition 'traditional' churches to more missionary-focused models? An online course, from a leader that has done this, suggests ways that the leader of a centralised church can transition it to a decentralised network.
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Inspiring residents to become leaders
From an article by Local Trust
Everyone now works together for the benefit of the town. We’ve moved from having arguments about who should do what, groups doing things on their own, to developing skills of local people from across our community.
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Hearing God at work
From a podcast by Heaven in Business
Jesus says in John 10, "My sheep hear my voice." It's not optional. It's truth. So the issue is not that we don't hear God. It's that we don't realize we're hearing God.
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Creating capacity for multiplication - 2
From a podcast by Confluence
Thinking leader qualities, they need vision, drive. Be generalists not specialists, entrepreneurial, hold a team, have a high work ethic, grit, emotional resilience. Their family and marriage has to be resilient.
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Creating capacity for multiplication - 1
From a podcast by Confluence
Churches need faith, desire, a plan. We want people to see what God sees in their church. Too often, as pastors, we go to what we can do in our own resources. What we will have won't be near what God wants for us.
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Heroes
From a TEDx talk
"What's remarkable about history is ordinary people doing extraordinary things...we never know how our actions are going to ripple over time but each of us can take responsibility for pushing in the direction of justice, equality, tolerance."
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Online - Social Founders Talk - Yvonne Field OBE, The Ubele Initiative + Jake Ferguson, Baobab Foundation & Black Men 4 Change
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Join Luma for their online series ‘Social Founders Talk’, where they invite social founders to engage in a meaningful and honest conversation about their experiences along their founder journey. Followed by an audience Q&A.
In this session, Yvonne Field OBE will be interviewed by Jake Ferguson, and they’ll will dive into the joys and the complexities of founding and growing social justice organisations. The two will speak about the resilience and skills acquired as founders who fought for equity and representation for minoritised groups. They’ll share their experience moving through the key founder stages.
17/07/2025
13:00