by Billy Epperhart | Feb 28, 2022 | Business as Mission, Kingdom Impact
World poverty is a systemic issue, and it will take an intentional, systemic approach to end it. Throwing money at the problem won’t cut it. Unfortunately, that has been the primary tactic for decades upon decades. In the past, foreign aid and donations given to the...
by Billy Epperhart | Jan 10, 2022 | Biblical Encouragement, Business as Mission, Leadership and You, Personal Growth
What is a Calling? Do you ever wonder and stress about what you should do with your life? What job you should have, who you should marry, or where you should live? If you have been around Christian culture, you may have heard conversations about God’s calling....
by Billy Epperhart | Dec 3, 2021 | Biblical Encouragement, Business as Mission, Kingdom Impact
Do you ever wish your day-to-day work felt more purposeful? More intentional? It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of our schedules. Life can feel mundane. Whenever I start to feel this way, I look to a principle of Jewish Economic Theory called...
by Billy Epperhart | Nov 22, 2021 | Biblical Encouragement, Business as Mission, Kingdom Impact, Personal Growth
Christianity is the largest religion in the world, with almost a third of the global population claiming to be followers of Jesus. Why, then, is there so much corruption, injustice, and evil in the world? How can we see a greater reflection of God in our daily lives?...
by Billy Epperhart | Sep 22, 2021 | Biblical Encouragement, Business as Mission, Kingdom Impact
Righteousness is mentioned 540 times in the Bible and over two hundred times in the Old Testament alone. But, what is righteousness? The word can have a stiff, or even intimidating, connotation. However, the biblical definition of righteousness couldn’t be further...
by Billy Epperhart | Aug 2, 2021 | Biblical Encouragement, Business as Mission, Business Blogs, Kingdom Impact, Leadership, Leadership and You, Personal Growth
There is an undeniable tension between faith and money. People hold a number of strong beliefs on how the two should interact. As with anything, it is important to identify the extremes. The truth of what it means to have a biblical view of wealth is usually somewhere...
