There is nothing ordinary about momentum. Like a river that quietly flows then in a moment suddenly turns into a cascading waterfall, momentum can be perplexing but is as vital to business as air is to keep humans alive.
With it, your business will grow and be able to surge ahead no matter what threats are on the terrain. Without it, your business will at best stagnate or worse, fail as there is no strength and stamina to withstand setbacks.
This must be a rite of passage that almost everyone goes through at some point: to be stuck in a job you don’t like.
“Banks deny that religious beliefs are a factor, but their excuses for closures never add up.”
Tel Aviv’s light rail starts running, big plans for mostly Arab East Jerusalem.
Have you struggled to adapt to the constantly changing world we find ourselves living in? We’ve all felt the sting of Covid over the past few years. But we can’t let uncertainty and confusion rule.
Outcry in strongly Catholic country over absence of famous statue of Christ.
More than any other time of history, we have trust issues. As our era has seen so many of the institutions that once stood as societal backbones crumble beneath scandals, lies and alternative facts, the value of trustworthiness has skyrocketed in its scarcity.
Not everyone is called to full-time pastoral ministry but every one of Christ’s followers are called to become disciple-makers. That means we are called to live in the world and to seek and save the lost.
Whether it’s a business, church or club we should not neglect the fact that we are all part of a family somewhere. But how can you express love towards staff, clients, advisors, suppliers and even your competitors?
“We believe we’re just at the beginning of what God wants to do through YouVersion.”
“We bring our five loaves and two fish. God handles the rest.”
“The forces of BDS are running out of plaintiffs, and their legal arguments have proven lacking.”
Starting your own business is not for the faint of heart. Working with incredible clients and getting paid to do what you love is great, but it’s not always rainbows and sunshine.
“Michele will be in an important job at an important time with the challenges that we face globally,”
Our economic worldview shapes our future. We know that certain things prevail economically and politically, but what happens when we add our Christian perspective to the mix?
The impact of genuine human care is hard to overstate. While automation has worked its way into most industries, I do believe there are some things that only humans will be able to do for a long while yet.
Hudson Fysh’s life story shows that having a difficult start in life doesn’t guarantee a bad ending. Hudson was a poor student and after leaving school, he became a jackaroo and wool classer.
For those of us who have mortgages, our debt may be several years’ worth of income. But when you can’t control your spending, you’ve got a problem. And the only answer is a God-sized solution.
In this updated version of the Wealth and Income infographic, using data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics we break down Australia’s income and wealth distribution and look at how it compares across the generations.
The end of the financial year is upon us, and it is time for many of us to start preparing our tax returns. With a little bit of planning and organisation, you can ensure that you get the most out of your tax return while avoiding penalties and errors.
Do Christians have an advantage in planning for hardship? Have you ever thought about how current events relate to your finances? How would you prepare for issues like war breaking out?
“I believe we need to be ready to help women who face unplanned pregnancies.”
Tech giant cancels support for drag show many staff called “an affront” to believers.
“We really wanted to dive into creating a game for the younger generation to be able to experience Jesus.”
Many of us have difficulty becoming good financial stewards. But having some strategies for life and business can definitely help us get through these times of rising living costs.