Noel Fenderson is a serial entrepreneur who runs multiple businesses in Memphis. While Noel has enjoyed success as an entrepreneur, the focus of his work is not profit. It's people. Watch as Noel presents a framework for approaching daily work in light of the mission and purpose of God.

“If you keep getting distracted by shiny objects, try the 25/5 rule to build self-discipline and focus on what matters.”

What guides your business decisions? Using gratitude and God's Word to guide your daily business decisions impacts every decision you make, whether big or small. Watch as Howard explains how we can implement gratitude and God's Word in our daily work.

We are spiritual beings made to live and work in the presence of God. We are designed to communicate with the living God — to look up to where our help comes from all day, every day, for our life and at our work.

What’s on your Thanksgiving menu? How about a healthy diet of thanks and praise?! Nothing is more purposeful or satisfying! You were made by God and live to give praise to God. This Thanksgiving let’s thank and praise God for His Word — nothing tastes better!

The most emotionally intelligent people have the rare ability to acknowledge not just their own emotions, but also the emotions of others. They use this information to engage the people around them and bring everyone together.

We all enjoy receiving rewards for our work. Jesus loves to reward our work and He is the preeminent reward! In this session we cover how build what lasts as we go about our daily work.

How can gifts be doubled and then multiplied? It happens all over the world and it happens right here in Memphis! All donations given to The Center - Memphis through the end of this year will be matched by one of our generous donors. Will you consider multiplying your impact?

The Apostle Paul was a tentmaker, but the scale of his business has been overlooked by most. In this session, Jason Fisher unpacks the historical context of Paul's business, demonstrates its scope and scale, and suggests how we can follow Paul's example today.