Hobby Lobby: A Business Built on Faith and Family

When you walk into a Hobby Lobby store, you’ll find everything from craft supplies to home décor, but the story behind this company is just as inspiring as the creative projects it helps bring to life. Hobby Lobby started as a small family business in 1972, founded by David and Barbara Green. What began as…

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RW supply and design Example of christian business

RW Supply & Design is more than just a construction and design company—it’s a business with a mission rooted in faith. Their goal is simple but powerful: to help ensure every child has a home. This mission drives everything they do, from the materials they supply to the partnerships they support. RW Supply & Design…

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My Home Church and It’s Cultural Impact

Whichever way you may take this, the way that churches are run can greatly impact how a visitor/member views God and Christianity. On one hand, if a church is run extraordinarily well, it will cultivate a space where people are more comfortable accepting the Gospel and living for Christ. On the other hand, if a…

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Christian Ethics in the Business World

As a young man who wants to enter the business world, I have often thought to myself how can I incorporate my Christian Faith into a very secular Industry. I have struggled with the best ways to do this without shoving my beliefs down people’s throats and turning them away from the Faith. The thing…

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eduKenya and Redemptive Entrepreneurship

eduKenya is an organization that helps to break the cycle of poverty through education.  It is a Christ-centered business that wants to evoke change that will impact generations to come.  They work specifically in Nairobi, Kenya where they serve 600,000 people.  Their vision is to help these families live a full life in-Christ through education. …

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Importance of Local Economy: Then and Now

This summer, I had the opportunity to preach at my church. I was able to pick whatever passage that I wanted, and I picked Revelation 2:1-7, which is the letter to the church at Ephesus. While I was doing research for the message, I decided to look into the background information on the Ephesus in…

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Entrepreneurship and Ministry

If you take the time to think about it, entrepreneurship and ministry have a lot in common. Both entrepreneurship and ministry revolve around the purpose of helping others. While entrepreneurs focus on fixing a physical need that a person might have, ministry focuses on a spiritual need that a person has. Therefore, many traits that…

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Grounds for Restoration – Redemptive Entrepreneurship

A mission-based business sponsored by my home church is called Grounds for Restoration, which is a branch of Made for Freedom. The goal of this business is to prevent women from turning to trafficking and instead offer a living wage and restored dignity. When I first heard about this through my church, I was very…

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Business as a Mission in Sports

Over the past 6 years of my life, I have been blessed to be a part of a ministry/ business program called the Charlotte Eagles. The mission of the eagles is, “We are a Gospel-centered ministry that introduces people to Jesus Christ, teaches them to follow Him, and empowers them as leaders through the global…

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Interstate Batteries

For this blog I wanted to have a look into a company that has woven Christian values into their business model. Interstate Batteries, founded in 1952 by John Searcy, integrates Christianity into its business model. They are, known for their automotive batteries, and have woven Christian values into their corporate culture, creating a unique workplace…

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