Greg Spillyards, CEO of Cushman Wakefield | Commercial Advisors, shares how God called him to go to seminary to redeem corporate real estate.

Good questions are applicable to everything we face in life. Good questions are helpful for leaders. Every good question helps us take a part of our life and order it to our larger purpose.

We are at war — a war we feel deep inside our own chests: we are at war with lies. The problem isn’t so much that we tell lies but that we live them. We let them into our bodies, and they sabotage our peace. This book taps into ancient wisdom from saints of the Way and translates the three enemies for the modern era, with all its secularism and sophistication.

God created us in His image, gave us the entire planet to be His co-creators, and causes us to bear fruit for His kingdom.

When was the last time a feeling of emptiness left you wondering if there was more to life? Ever felt like your job wasn’t allowing you to use your gifts?

In this week’s podcast, Dan and Howard discuss how everyone is a witness to something. We are all made to be witnesses. You will hear real life examples of the struggles of being a witness and truth from God’s word about how to be a faithful witness. You will most importantly hear what it means to live as a child of God and to be a witness to the King in all of your work.

When someone asks who you are what do you say? Beyond your name, how would you describe yourself?

This Playbook is for founders, funders, and teams building businesses that seek to operate not only ethically but even redemptively — with deep interest in their cultural impact, generous care for their teams and partners, and leadership marked by uncommonly humble ambition. Based on their work with hundreds of business founders and funders, Praxis identifies six core commitment areas of the redemptive business, each with several actionable organizational practices. Click the link below to download the book for free.

Before beginning any venture, leaders must ask certain questions: What are my motives for leadership and entrepreneurship? How do I understand my identity, vision, and mission? What is the source of my creativity and what shapes my imagination? How do I internalize the pursuit of power, prestige, and wealth? To this end, our good friends at Praxis Labs offers A Rule of Life for Redemptive Entrepreneurs as a set of shared practices for the Praxis community, and for anyone interested in faithfully pursuing a vocation as an entrepreneur, innovator, or creator. Click the link below to download the book for free.