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By Sean Tambagahan
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In this episode of the Conflicted Podcast, we’re talking about Company Culture and Core Values. What is culture and why is it important? What should culture influence? How does my company’s culture affect the day-to-day operations? How do I define my company’s culture? How do I keep company culture front and center with my team?
These are all the questions answered in Episode 15 of Conflicted. I hope you enjoy it.
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Put together a culture plan by answering these questions for your business:
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If you’re in business, whether you’re Christian or not, tough times WILL come. The question is how will you handle them.
As a Christian Entrepreneur, I've faced at least four types of difficulties:
1. Financial Pressures
2. Burnout
3. Staff Issues
4. Personal Issues
In this episode, I discuss some of the insights I've learned in navigating these difficulties.
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Who are you? What do you find your identity in? Everyone has the innate desire to know who they are; what significance they have in creation; what meaning they can bring to the world; how they fit into the grand scheme of things. The problem is that as sinful humans we are very bad at trying to figure this out on our own.
We must start with the foundational truth that identity is given by God, not self-created. Then we have to realize that our identity is multifaceted.
We are complex in our makeup and identify in all sorts of ways. However, all the various aspects of our identity must be subject to what God has declared over us. There are at least three “categories” of things we find our identity in:
Many people are trying to find out who they are as an individual, but they do not have a correct understanding of who they are as a human, or who they are in Christ.
The world errs in trying to discover their personal identity, but ignoring what God has declared their identity to be as humans, and their identity as needing to be in Christ. This leads to sinful expressions of personal identity.
The church errs in focusing ONLY on our identity as hidden in Christ, and ignoring the diverse ways Christ has chosen to have that expressed. This leads to us thinking that the different things we like to do are insignificant
HOW TO FIND YOUR IDENTITY
Assuming you understand your identity as a human, made in God’s image, and a child of God hidden in Christ - how do you find your individual identity?
What do you enjoy doing?
Psalms 37:4
What are you good at doing?
1 Peter 4:10
What has been affirmed by others?
Acts 6:1-6
Seek the help of your elders to draw out your gifting
Ephesians 4:12
Whatever you do, commit your ways to the Lord
Philippians 1:27, Colossians 3:17, Colossians 3:23-24
Book Referenced: A.W. Tozer - The Pursuit of God: https://amzn.to/3c8FpWI
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In this episode, we talk about happiness in the life of a Christian Entrepreneur. Spoiler-alert - if our business is the source of our happiness we are committing idolatry.
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Would the Apostle Paul build a Tent for a Gay Wedding?
The heart of this question is something I've been wrestling with for a while, but more so in recent years. I run a non-religious design and marketing agency and have served clients from all backgrounds regardless of their faith, or sexual orientation. I have historically turned down projects that are obviously in contradiction with my values. However, as I proceed in business the gray area seems to get wider as businesses and organizations become more and more liberal and openly sin-affirming in their core beliefs.
I wrestle with the question - should I continue doing marketing and creating content for businesses who will likely use what I create for an agenda I disagree with? If I build a website for an insurance company (hypothetically speaking) that puts their statement about gay inclusion and intersectionality training on their About Us page, am I compromising? Or do I serve them as unto God and not assume unnecessary liability for what they may do with what I create for them?
Would Apostle Paul make a tent for someone after learning that it would be given as a gift to a homosexual couple at their wedding? Would he appeal to his words in 1 Corinthians 8:8
“[this] will not make us acceptable to God. We are not inferior if we don’t [do business], and we are not better if we do...”
I don't have a quick and easy answer, but I have three principles to suggest:
1) Be thoughtful. Don't settle for knee-jerk reactions to complex questions, and don't assume most questions are not complex.
2) Be consistent. Draw out implications and scenarios that are different, yet similar to the predicament you're facing and ask yourself "am I acting with consistency?"
3) Operate from Faith. Anything that is not done in faith is sin. Whatever you do, do it as unto God for the purpose of bringing Him glory.
I'd love to hear your feedback, pushback, or questions.
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This is part 3/3 in my interview with Zack Follett - Founder and CEO of Kuppa Joy Coffee. In this episode, we talk about the pressure and expectations of running your business with the face of Christianity.
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This is part 2/3 in my interview with Zack Follett - Founder and CEO of Kuppa Joy Coffee. In this episode, we talk about the implications of running a "Christian business" - positive and negative. The final episode will release on February 1, 2021.
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This is part 1/3 in my interview with Zack Follett - Founder and CEO of Kuppa Joy Coffee. In this episode, Zack shares his story of how he went from early retirement from the NFL to starting a local coffee shop for Jesus in Clovis California.
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We are here! It's a new year, and many of us have already considered goals we'd like to see in 2021. In this episode, I want to discuss the standard by which Christian entrepreneurs should set goals, some helpful tips I've learned regarding goal setting, and what to do if and when we fall short of our goals.
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What place does theology have in the life of an entrepreneur?
I hold to the premise that theology is of utmost importance in the life of every believer, especially for us as Christian entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, many Christians have become bored, or apathetic, or even critical of theology. If we do not regularly renew our minds with the Scriptures and develop a deep sense of good theology, we will end up drifting into worldly expressions of how entrepreneurship looks like. The problem comes when Christian Entrepreneurs who are either disinterested or bored or apathetic towards theology start to engage in the world, they end up looking more like every other entrepreneur, and less like Christ.
R.C Sproul - Everyone's A Theologian Book: https://amzn.to/39KMwUt
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The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.