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Pay It Forward

Posted in 5 Year Celebration, Calling, Economy, Encouragement, Excellence, Faith and Work, Heart, Influence, Integrity, Relationships, Servant Leadership, Seven Pillars of Faith and Work, Uncategorized on December 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Do you need some inspiration? A reason for the season? I’ve got one for you. This month we had two killer Eight-to-Five Unplugged events. We wanted to go deep and God showed up. “A Marketplace Christmas” was our focus. “Celebrating blessings…building hope” was our theme. We had a special friend, Brian Sotorske, Plant Supervisor at [...]

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The Rear View Mirror

Posted in 5 Year Celebration, Encouragement on October 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Last week was a very special week for me. When you invest so much of your life into something, it is really special to be able to hit the pause button and reflect. As we worked this past week to celebrate our five years in marketplace ministry, I was blessed to hear some incredible encouragement [...]

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Celebrating a 24/7 Faith

Posted in 5 Year Celebration, Economy, Faith and Work on October 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Have you ever wondered why a ministry like WorkMatters even exists?     Why there is such a need for bridging the gap between faith and work?   The faith-and-work movement began to take off about 10 years ago with pioneers such as Os Hillman, John Maxwell, and most notably northwest Arkansas’ own Dr. Tom Addington and [...]

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A Leap of Faith

Posted in 5 Year Celebration, Calling, Faith and Work on October 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »

Five years ago this week, I resigned from my VP, Sales and Marketing role at J.B. Hunt Transport and started as the first and only employee of WorkMatters! We had just completed spinning this workplace ministry out of its founding church, Central United Methodist Church in Fayetteville, AR and had incorporated into a 501(C)3 non-profit [...]

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