Center for Faith & Work at LeTourneau University
Your Next Season of Life: Vacation or Vocation?
It surprises some to discover that retirement is not a biblical concept. In his book, An Uncommon Guide to Retirement: Finding God’s Purpose for the Next Season of Life, Jeff Hannan helps people make the most of what can be the most influential time of life. “People talk about...
Workplace Grace at PCPC
Are you uncomfortable with Evangelism? You're not alone. If you're uncomfortable with the idea having conversations about your faith at work and yet you want to make a spiritual difference at work and see your coworkers and friends come to faith in Jesus Christ, you’ll learn a simple, non-...
Thank God for Plumbers
by David Greusel If you’ve ever had a plumber in your home to repair a sudden leak (and always on a weekend!), you may have sighed “Thank God for plumbers,” even while complaining about the hospital-sized bill. But I have more reasons than most to thank God for plumbers. Not because my home...
Jesus: The Ultimate Servant Leader
The greatest leadership model of all time was Jesus of Nazareth. I believe that the best way to lead is through servant leadership, which was demonstrated by Jesus. That’s how I’ve tried to lead in the business world, non-profit organizations and the church. Briefly, I can summarize...
A Christian’s Guide to Marketing by Jason Karpf
Proverbs 16:3. Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans. Is there such a thing as a Christian marketing plan? Absolutely. Is a Christian marketing plan only good for marketing Christian products to Christian customers? Absolutely not! A Christian marketing plan...
Leadership Lessons from the Life of Joseph
Joseph is one of my favorite characters in the Bible. Alistair Begg writes that his story is a tale of jealousy, deceit, slavery, misrepresentation, injustice, lust, rivalry, and forgiveness. It is also a wonderful example of how God worked in Joseph’s life through all of its ups and downs...
An Undoing Project
by Michael Metzger Twitter founder Jack Dorsey says if he could go back in time, he’d do some things differently. What does he have in mind? Dorsey founded Twitter in 2006. But at TED 2019 in Vancouver, Canada, he confessed that he never imagined the series of scandals over its...
Inner Voice—The Importance of Internal Marketing
Proverbs 27:23. Know well the condition of your flocks, and give attention to your herds Companies and nonprofits spend a lot of time and effort catering to and communicating with external audiences, as they should. But the audience closest at hand is your staff, the members of your...
Becoming A Stay At Home Mom
When I was young, adults would ask what I wanted to be when I grew up. I would always respond with the same answer “A Stay At Home Mom”. Hanging with my kiddos all day every day has been my dream. I am proud and overjoyed to say that I have everything I’ve ever wanted. I have a supportive...