If you get a churning feeling in your stomach or go out of your way to avoid sharing your faith at work, it’s worth it to ask yourself why.

If you get a churning feeling in your stomach or go out of your way to avoid sharing your faith at work, it’s worth it to ask yourself why.
Listening and empathy are greatly underestimated skills that most of us can grow into, and key when sharing our faith with a coworker or next-door neighbor.
Nona Jones challenges us to see innovation within the shifts in efficiency and impact—because true innovation can only be as good as the impact it creates.
As Christians, we need to step outside our own experience and what is culturally comfortable to put ourselves in the shoes of people we label as “other.”
Elise Mitchell, CEO and leadership expert, will be leading participants through an interactive workshop experience at the 2020 Workmatters Conference.
Before he was president of World Vision USA, Edgar Sandoval led the marketing team behind Procter & Gamble’s #LikeAGirl campaign. Hear more at the Workmatters Conference on Friday, October, 23.
Molly shifted her baby on her hip, feeling stressed as she looked around the crowded hotel lobby. She had parked the stroller out of the way…
How are you going to get through leading in turbulent times? And how do you create a sustainable pace? Carey Nieuwhof will discuss this and more at the 2020 Workmatters Conference.
Hear from author, speaker, and leadership coach, Jo Saxton, at the 2020 Workmatters Conference, streaming LIVE on Friday, October 23.
Justin Whitmel Earley offers simple, yet insightful advice for millennials who find themselves living in a deconstructive, fragmented cultural moment.