Moving upstream to tackle root causes
Geoff Knott
Social action is not addressing root causes i.e. we are ministering downstream after people have hit problems, rather than trying to eliminate the causes of the problems in the first place. We need to go upstream.
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What are we really chasing?
From a video by Faith Driven Entrepreneur
A call to radical faithfulness. Rejection of a culture that equates success with disruption, wealth, recognition. An invitation to live with purpose, humility, eternal hope. Finding joy not in gain, but in what we give away.
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Biblical guidelines for you and your boss
From an article by Russell Gehrlein
"Employer/employee relationships provide many opportunities for glorifying God. On both sides, we can imitate God, and he will take pleasure in us when he sees us showing honesty, fairness, kindness, and ...."
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3 ways businesses integrate faith
From an article by Business as Mission
The core of faith integration in business is internalized faith (in the DNA), institutionally practiced through operationalized faith (practices), and visibly expressed through embodied faith (symbols).
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Fight, Flee or Forgive?
From a podcast by Simon Guillebaud
How do you respond when a gang shows up to steal your beautiful farm, sanctioned by the authorities? "We were faced with three alternatives; fight, flee or forgive. We chose to..."
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Redemptive entrepreneurship
From Praxis Labs
Creative restoration by business through sacrifice using the agency, resources available. Blessing others, renewing culture, giving of ourselves - an “I sacrifice, we win” approach. Fundamentally other-centred: to love, serve.
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AI In The Church Survey 2024
From a report by Exponential
Demonstrates a growing interest by church leaders in integrating AI into aspects of ministry. However there's a mix of excitement and caution between enhancing ministry versus ethical implications and preserving human touch.
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Online - Staying Human: AI, the Future of Work and Christian Discernment
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Matthew Harvey Sanders — founder and CEO of Longbeard and creator of Magisterium AI — will examine the impact of AI and Robotics on work, livelihoods, and human purpose.
Matthew will explore the moral framework required to discern which elements of work can be responsibly outsourced to technology — and which must be retained if human conscience, vocation and mutuality are to be upheld.
Drawing on Catholic Social Teaching, we will address the vital question: What must remain human? In the context of a volatile new era, a gospel-rooted vision is vital if we are to uphold human agency, enhance relationality and mitigate the potential for social unrest.
20/05/2026
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