Cherish the Golden Goose: Why the Church Should Celebrate Entrepreneurs
As spring returns to our hemisphere, a wide variety of bird species are making their journeys northward, leaving the warmer…
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Alma Mater: What a College Diploma Cannot Give You, and What God Can
It has become one of my favorite times of the year. Watching our newly minted undergraduate students hear their names…
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A Kingdom-Influenced Business Model: Why Business Exists and How Christian Values Drive Ethical Profitability
In his book Excellence Wins, Horst Schulze, the co‑founder and former president of the Ritz‑Carlton Hotel Company, summarizes his philosophy…
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Barry Meguiar on Marketplace Ministry: Move Everyone Closer to Jesus
Your Job Is Not the Goal. It’s the Mission Field. Start Moving People Closer to Jesus. That was the message…
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Housing Affordability Myths: What Data Really Shows: Part 2
In my first essay about affordability, I confirmed that, generally speaking, housing prices have increased since 1970. I also presented…
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Housing Affordability Myths: What Data Really Shows: Part 1
Affordability. After Zohran Mamdani’s win in the New York City mayoral race and easier-than-expected wins for Democrat governors in New…
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The Economic Consequences of the Election: New York City Edition
Some terms are overused, especially in politics. Fascist is one. Socialist is another. I could spend much time detailing all…
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When You’re Not the Visionary: Recognizing How Your Unique Gifts Benefit the Institution
Our faculty met this morning to discuss Regent’s Common Read, We Believe. The chapter explored was Chapter 3, which focuses…
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Redemptive Leadership: Offering Second Chances in the Workplace
Jim Dahl purchased a small neighborhood bakery in Milwaukie OR in 1955. The bakery served as a place of employment…
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How to Think Differently in Business: Lessons from Steve Jobs & Innovation
One of the most famous business campaigns that probably saved Apple Computer was the “Think Different” campaign in 1997. Steve…
