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Work is Meant to be a Response

We all work based on our strongest belief about life and work. What you believe determines how you work. Jesus invites you to work the very same way He did. This is a mind blowing invitation that becomes practical as we become the living sacrifice for the good of others that we are called to be.

Work Is a Response

The way you work is an operational response to what you believe about life and work. Your values, systems, process, methods, and unique actions are all informed by what you think is true. What you think is most important determines the way you work.

Questions & Answers With Our City of Memphis Mayor

Memphis Mayor Paul Young reveals his heart for the great city of Memphis as he defines how to build trust and encourages us — especially those who believe in God — to promote the welfare of our city by spreading the good news and getting involved in the areas that need the most improvement. This of course, means helping the people who need the most help.

Introducing ACCI!

The Center's Automated Christ-Centered Intelligence is designed to help you match what you're uniquely going through with God's word.

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The 9 Most Over-the-Top Perks Companies are Using to Bring Workers Back to the Office

Foosball tables and free cold brew are old news. These workplaces have implemented far more interesting strategies.

The Way To Make Strategic Business Decisions

When evaluating opportunities, leaders examine the economic impacts of options at their disposal, but economic impacts are only a small piece of the equation. Watch as Howard unpacks how to strategically consider the relational and spiritual impacts of daily decisions.

Rent, Buy, or Build?

Every day in our businesses we are faced with decisions on how to best utilize resources. We get tricked into thinking our most important decisions are about economic return on investment or capital. Yet, the aim of life and business is love.

The Power of Patience

We've all heard it said that patience is a virtue, but patience is also a key leadership attribute. Ancient cultures understood this well and by learning what the Bible says about patience, so can we. Watch as Howard describes how to lead with a patient readiness - being content to wait and prepared to act.

Want to Beat Your Return-to-Office Mandate? Try 'Coffee Badging' at Your Own Risk

“I’ve had the opportunity to mentor people in the business world,” Cornely says. “I tell them to make the most of opportunities, and going to the office is part of that, because you never know when they’re going to get taken away.”

The Way To Use Wisdom At Work | Michael Davis

Wisdom is one of the most important leadership attributes, but wisdom is so much more than just knowing and applying truth. Wisdom is a way of life. Watch as Michael Davis unpacks how we can follow the way of wisdom in our daily work.

It's Prime Time for Bosses to Pay Attention to Deion Sanders

Several executives later told me that Sanders’s assessment reveals something important about his brand of confidence: It isn’t about a cocky feeling of inherent superiority but rather a belief that you’re capable of greatness through hard work.

Facing Retirement

I am at the age where many of my peers are moving into retirement. Many have confided in me that it is a frightening thought. When you think about it, most have been working in the same career for well over forty years.

Be Ready To Be Patient

Action, urgency, and readiness are key words at work and in life. Everyone wants what they want on time, right now, or yesterday! However, as humans, one of our deepest needs is patience.

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