by Dave Kahle | Jan 19, 2019 | Blog, Business is Ministry
“I’m just too busy right now. Get back to me in a couple of months.” I am amazed at how often I hear words to that effect. I’ve been in business for over 30 years and have talked to thousands of business people. Being “too busy” is by far their most common...
by Dave Kahle | Jan 3, 2019 | Business is Ministry, institutional church issues
There are a number of ideas that are bantered around so much within our Christian culture that people assume they are unquestioned truth, when they are anything but that. Here’s one such idea: Spiritual leaders must be seminary-trained pastors. That idea is...
by Dave Kahle | Dec 26, 2018 | Better business, Business is Ministry
Leadership in the Bible, at least business leadership, often involved creating an intense culture within the business. We can see evidence of this in the story of the businessperson, Lydia, from the book of Acts. You may recall the story. Paul and Timothy were...
by Dave Kahle | Nov 27, 2018 | Better business, Business is Ministry, Christian living
Sometimes God directs you to leave a comfortable situation, with no alternative in place. It’s part of the way He works with His people. Last month I terminated my relationship with an organization with which I had been associated for the past six years. There...
by Dave Kahle | Nov 27, 2018 | Better business, Business is Ministry, Christian living
Frustrated with your business? The cause may be spiritual warfare in your business. It comes with the territory of being an effective Christian business person. “What on earth is going on?” That’s the question I shouted to myself in reaction to the latest setback. I...
by Dave Kahle | Sep 23, 2018 | Better business, Biblical Business Profile, Blog, Christian living
In order for an individual or a society to reach its potential, it must continuously grow and develop. That requires consistent, methodical exposure to new ideas. Unfortunately, many people have arrested their development by remaining within their status quos. Do You...
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