Browse articles to read on topics like calling, faith and work and more, or read testimonies of marketplace leaders who have found practical ways to use their business to reflect the Kingdom of God.
Sometimes taking a risk is like digging a well – until you hit water, it's only a dark hole! Find out from seasoned entrepreneurs Kerryne and Rorisang how to make sure the risk you're taking, is a smart one.
This article explores common sources of internal friction in organisations, suggesting ways leaders can overcome these in order to unlock sustainable growth.
Presenting a venture capital model rooted in interdependence and local proximity, Jonathan and David invite investors to become co-builders of resilient markets and shared prosperity in Africa.
Dineo Lioma explores the systemic inequalities in South Africa’s healthcare sector and presents a tech-enabled, values-driven response through her telehealth platform, Docotela. Grounded in faith and ethical entrepreneurship, she demonstrates how accessible healthcare can be a powerful tool for social impact and human dignity.
Jonathan Wilson and Alison Klein discuss a few of the underlying assumptions that drive extractive behaviour in business. Presenting a more expansive view, they insist that business can be a highly effective tool in bringing about human flourishing.
This article explores a key, but often overlooked ingredient in economic progress – hope. It argues that even the best business opportunities, with all the necessary resources, can lead to lasting transformation only if the people themselves believe that it is possible to build a better future.
Andrew argues that we need a solid, joyful grasp of the doctrine of providence to realise that all work is intrinsically sacred - that there isn't such a thing as a 'Christian job.' Through the lens of providence, we can see how God uses a complex web of different industries to bring about his purposes. Read his original article here: https://africa.thegospelcoalition.org/article/do-you-need-to-get-a-christian-job-integrating-faith-at-work/
Do we truly see work as a gift from God, or do our actions reveal a different belief? This article from TGC Africa explores the gap between our stated and actual theology, calling on us to see that God uses and cares about our daily work.
This article explores the differences between exploitative, ethical and redemptive business practices, and argues that 'only' being ethical is not enough to achieve large-scale, sustainable change.
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