Are we really ready for God to show up?

Eric transitions from the Prophets to the Book of Mark with a discussion of what it means when we ask God to show up.

Eric directs our focus to our own response when we recognize the abundant blessings we have in business.

Eric continues to the explore the prophets and describes what it means to be just leaders, as God defines it.

Eric starts a three-week journey looking at how the prophets wrestle with how to apply the word of God. Today's episode focuses on an interaction between Elijah, Ahab and Jezebel. Bottom line: Woe to those who misuse power. A sobering message for business leaders.

Today, Eric talk about the role of a prophet, what God expects from his prophets, and shows how we are prone to divination.

There is no difference between good leadership and Biblical leadership. Scripture is filled with leadership principles including Deuteronomy 25:17-19 where we discover how to get God on your bad side. Again, we see how serious God is about protecting the vulnerable.

God wants his people to live and work in community and that requires trust. Today we look at how dishonesty erode community, brand trust, and leadership credibility.

Eric unpacks an obscure verse in Deuteronomy to reveal how serious God is when he says we must not exploit the vulnerable for our own gain.

This may be the only business podcast to ever talk through a Levirate marriage. From the story of Judah and Tamar, we learn that as leaders, we should seek out ways to leverage our businesses to assist the vulnerable. When we do this, we reflect the heart of God.

There was no door in the gate called the 'eye of the needle.' To claim there was, aside from being wrong, misses the point Jesus is making a statement about how difficult it is for the rich to enter the kingdom.