Christianity and Business
The Trijicon Controversy
Popular firearm optics company Trijicon came under heat in 2010 for inscribing Bible verses on optics issued to both consumers and the United States military. In the Trijicon forum, the question was asked: Does Trijicon inscribe Biblical references on its consumer products? The reply from the optics team is as follows: Yes, Trijicon places a…
Read MoreBarberShop Ministry- Kenny Williams
Greg Weese and I chose to discuss barber shop ministry together this semester in class, and pursue that as our project for the semester. On Tuesday, as Greg and I were searching for some inspiration on how to pursue barber shop ministry, we were able to get in contact with a guy named Kenny Williams,…
Read MoreConviction: The Importance of Holding to Valuse in Redemptive Entrepreneurship
In redemptive entrepreneurship, business is driven by care and the desire to create positive social change. Staying true to your values is key. Redemptive entrepreneurs have a strong sense of purpose and aim to make a difference. However, it’s easy to lose sight of these values amid the pressures of running a business. Your values…
Read MoreTim Tebow Foundation
One celebrity who has never been one to shy away from talking about and living out his faith is Tim Tebow. The former Florida Gators QB, who was famous for writing Scripture references into his eye-black as a pre-game ritual, went on to display his talent in the NFL as well. But after a short-lived…
Read MoreElevated Faith
Elevated Faith, a Christian clothing and jewelry brand that has flourished over the past seven years. Elevated Faith’s mission is to share purpose, hope, and love to a lost world. Founded by Josh Gander, he tells us about how he was lost in the world, but through faith he became new and so did his…
Read MoreChick-Fil-A & Hobby Lobby
Chick-Fil-A & Hobby Lobby Since I am going into business after college, I always thought it was interesting to hear how people bring their faith into the workplace. A lot of companies have core values that corelate to Christianity but not all are Christian. However, it is very neat to hear how Christian companies do…
Read MoreThe Role of Government and Policy in Redemptive Entrepreneurship
How Should the Government Be Involved in Entrepreneurship? Many economists prefer minimal government intervention in the market. Obviously, though, some intervention is necessary. The government functions as the officiall alocator of resources and so for that reason alone it will affect the economy. However, it also becomes its role to protect workers and consumers. Navigating…
Read MoreRedemption in the Clothing Industry
One company that has become quite popular in the last few years is He Would Love First. HWLF is a Christian clothing and apparel company created by Casey Shultis. Creating clothing that has modern designs combined with Christian messages is the goal of the company, and their marketing strategies are top tier. In an interview…
Read MoreThe Gray Samaritan
One business that is making a huge impact for the kingdom, as well as saving people’s lives is The Gray Samaritan. The Gray Samaritan is a non-profit organization that focuses on the rescue of people from human trafficking. “Our desire is to fight this evil with integrity and excellence. We strive to humbly accomplish…
Read MoreSteardship in the Modern Church
Project Eden: Nurturing God’s Creation at Grace Church, Indiana Church in Indiana stands as a beacon of stewardship. Often technological advancements overshadow our priorities causing us to neglect nature. Through Project Eden, Grace church aims to prioritize the conservation and care of it. Since its start, Project Eden has been driven by a passionate community…
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