Be inspired by discussions with business leaders who have embraced their marketplace calling and continue to seek ways to steward what God has given them.
‘Why Work?’ is an influential essay by Dorothy L. Sayers outlining a robust and practical theology of work against the background of World War II, that still challenges and inspires today. This is a dictation of the essay.
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Sylvia Kithinji, a legal professional and head of corporate and commercial law at Ashitiva Associates in Kenya, shares her insights on empowering women in the African marketplace. She highlights the need for consciousness and awareness of the unique barriers women face, such as systemic corruption, stereotypes, and biased career choices.
Keri-Leigh Paschal is joined by Dr Irene Banda to discuss how to support women in the entrepreneurial space. They unpack the challenges faced by women in both corporate and community environments, and emphasise the importance of creating safe spaces for women to be heard, and providing them with tools and training to develop long-term sustainable businesses.
In this dynamic online discussion, Yemi Faseun, Cynthia Nyamai, Sammy Rabolele, and Sibs Sibanda get practical as they explore how to use our businesses as powerful instruments for promoting justice in society.
In this At the Lake discussion, Rorisang Tshabalala, Adelaide Cupido, Rodger Schmidt, and Dr Dennis Tongoi discuss how culture shapes our worldview and how the Gospel can help us navigate differences that arise when cultures collide. They share their experiences and offer practical advice on building healthy relationships based on Biblical truth.
This podcast dives deep into the topic of Biblical Accountability. As the Bible makes it clear, God wants us to embrace accountability in our lives in order to grow. Listen in to this “At the Lake” discussion with Pieter Faure, Winnie Njenga, Joey Mongalo, and Muyiwa Bamgbose, as they explore the concept of healthy accountability and turn the old topic of Biblical Accountability on its head.
In this episode Themba Mashaba, the Managing Director of Startup Africa Magazine and founder of Little Big Ideas shares the story of his entrepreneurial journey, from his failed software iTrack to the creation of Startup Africa and Little Big Ideas. He discusses the importance of being intentional and systematic in building anything worthwhile, and explains how his businesses aim to address social injustice by creating equal opportunities for all.
Kerryne Krause, CEO of eyeSlices, a multinational brand, chats to Sibs Sibanda about how Christians in business can make a tangible contribution to the social justice landscape around them. Be inspired to aim for transformation over compliance because every redemptive action has a knock-on effect as God empowers you with creativity and wisdom to address social justice issues.
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