A Kingdom Economics Reflection for Leaders When Filipino leaders talk about business leadership, we often reach for modern frameworks: KPIs, OKRs, scaling strategies, governance structures. All of those have their place, but Scripture offers us something deeper: formed leaders, not just skilled ones. The Apostle Peter may seem far removed from boardrooms in Makati or … Continue reading Leadership Lessons from the Apostle Peter
One of the quiet distortions of modern Christianity is how deeply individualized our understanding of salvation has become. We speak of my relationship with Jesus, my quiet time, my calling, my blessing. Salvation is reduced to a private transaction between God and the individual soul—essential, yes, but incomplete. When salvation is stripped of its communal … Continue reading When Salvation Becomes Private, Capital Becomes Personal
I was reminded of an important truth last night during our small group when my good friend Jonathan Henson mentioned something in passing that immediately stayed with me. He said that many of us spend our lives living for significance, when the gospel actually invites us to live from significance. The more I reflected on … Continue reading From Living for Significance to Living from Significance