Most people know it’s a good thing to be wise — especially in business. However, for most of us, there tends to be a gap between what we know to be wise and what is actually being implemented day to day in our business, daily work, and leadership. Listen as Howard and Carter discuss how to best implement wisdom in your business, daily work, and leadership.

Much of what appears to be wisdom is folly — it will not last. The wisdom we receive from God is much different — infinitely superior to the wisdom of the world. God’s word repeatedly reminds us that worldly wisdom is folly when compared to the wisdom God offers us. Wisdom is the practical means by which we attain our highest purpose and satisfaction in life. God’s wisdom is able to guide us through every situation in this life and into the life to come.

Before starting his career in financial services, Brian Evans worked with Campus Outreach for over a decade. Watch as Brian shares his testimony and demonstrates how full time ministry and financial services share the same mission.

Our lives, and especially our work, get full of competing priorities, and we frequently tell ourselves we will get more involved in God’s mission later. Listen as our guest Brian Evans, from Strategic Financial Partners, joins Howard to discuss how the time for living and working on mission is now.

In this new devotional Ronnie Collier Stevens provides meaningful insight as he takes us through the book of Acts. This work offers exceptional passage by passage exposition and application of the book of Acts — providing input for how to understand, apply, and pray through each verse.

Why do you work? Why do you lead? The reason — the why or motive — behind what you do impacts your effectiveness as a leader and is the single greatest influence on whether you find joy and meaning in your work life and leadership.

In a world full of distractions, leaders must simultaneously stay focused on their mission and open to input. Watch as Howard demonstrates how to stay focused and open.

Our daily lives are full of distractions. We have a constant stream of alerts, meetings, golf games, book clubs, and countless other things that intrude into our lives and can throw us off track. In this podcast, Howard and Carter discuss which of these distractions can be eliminated and which ones should be redeemed.

Focus and openness seem like opposites, but both are needed to complete the mission of a leader. Focus applied in its purest form utilizes openness to ideas, means, methods, and the changing needs of people. Openness based in truth and experience increases focus as ideas, means, and methods are applied to the needs of people.