Posts tagged C12
The Rise of Gospel-Shaped Businesses

Applying biblical principles to shape best practices in business may sound challenging or scandalously illegal, but it’s surprisingly achievable and worthwhile. And while this view of stewardship may seem to be an ethereal, fluid concept, ministry can be objectively measured with worthy metrics of success much like any other dimension of thriving business.

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Dealing with COVID-19 as Faith Driven Entrepreneurs

When we (C12 Group) first began to release information, resources and guidance on playing offense in regards to COVID-19 in February there were some reports of “what’s the big deal, it’s not effecting my city, business, industry.” Those delusions are quickly fading. As a global economy, human race, and universal Church everyone is and will be effected in one way or another.

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Thy Kingdom Come... at Work?

What does it mean for the “Kingdom of God,” or more contemporarily the “Jesus Administration”, to intersect the American Marketplace? What would it mean for followers of Jesus in the marketplace to embrace the scandalous invitation of the Lord’s Prayer in business? Using The C12 Group’s 5 Point Alignment Matrix, Mike Sharrow shares how business must be intentionally and lovingly integrated into faith that permeates our leadership development efforts as an organization.

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How to Launch a Rocket

“Creativity must be accompanied by a process to uncover and test the best ideas… With the surplus of good ideas, we knew we needed a process to help us systematically prove out the ones that would solve real problems, and help us avoid expending valuable resources and talent with nothing to show for or learn from at the end.” In this video, we hear from Kevin Miller, C12 Vice President of Marketing, who describes how C12 developed its Innovation Sequence.

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How 4 minutes and 23 seconds can get your week off to the right start

I love this guy.  I love the father-son dynamic.  I love how multiple generations get together and pray to seek out God's wisdom.  I don't think that this business model (having all profits) go to support ministry is the answer for everybody for a myriad of reasons, but I just really like Simon and think you will too.  

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