
Integrity Moments
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The Importance of a Covenant
Grounded
The Impact of Humble Leaders
Laminate It
Military Preparedness
Four Powerful Questions for Decision Making
Guiding Principles
Working On Purpose: Season Four
Working On Purpose: Season Three
Working On Purpose: Season Two
Working On Purpose: Season One
Speaking Truth in Love
Right Counsel
Haters of Integrity
The Confusing Pursuit of Truth
Men and Women of Courage
People Pleasing
Our Own Effort
Looking For Help
We Are Not Meant to Be Alone
Making Disciples in the Workplace
Lasting Work
Honest Mistake
Building Community
Mentoring the Competition
A Fruitless Competitive Rivalry
The Graduation Burden
Budding Entrepreneurs
Enlisting a Prayer Team
Our Guide to the Skywalk
Workplaces Free of Denominational Battles
What Is Your Purpose?
Preparing Leaders for Action
God’s Word Brings Repentance
Involving Everyone
The Right Voice
Jesus’s Shoes
Good or Best
Embracing Discipline
Limitations to Faith in Action
Beyond Learning
Being Sheep
The Tax Time Test
Modeling Values Abroad
Spreading Faith Corporately

The Power of Co-Working with God
<p>Nehemiah had an amazing 52 days. He had cast vision for people who didn’t know him, yet he convinced them to rebuild the walls around Jerusalem. This impossible task was made even more difficult due to his enemies constantly attempting to distract and destroy him. Additionally, there was considerable infighting. But the work continued with ...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org/integrity-moments/the-power-of-co-working-with-god/">The Power of Co-Working with God</a> appeared first on <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org">Unconventional Business Network</a>.</p>

Overcoming the Enemy’s Distractions
<p>Your enemies have no need to bother you when you’re failing, but when you’re experiencing success, look out. Nehemiah experienced some significant success on his project of rebuilding Jerusalem. As he neared completion, his enemies tried everything they could think of to distract or destroy Nehemiah. On multiple occasions, Nehemiah’s enemies tried to draw him ...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org/integrity-moments/overcoming-the-enemys-distractions/">Overcoming the Enemy’s Distractions</a> appeared first on <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org">Unconventional Business Network</a>.</p>
Limiting Personal Gain

Confronting Internal Conflict
<p>In Nehemiah 4, the Israelites rallied together to fight off their enemies while rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls. But by Chapter 5, the strain of the work, plus the impact of famine, caused the people to begin complaining about the oppression they experienced by their own leaders. Due to oppressive debt, these leaders had put their own ...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org/uncategorized/confronting-internal-conflict/">Confronting Internal Conflict</a> appeared first on <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org">Unconventional Business Network</a>.</p>

Leveraging Self-Interest
<p>Nehemiah had a vision of rebuilding the walls around Jerusalem. When it came time to start the actual work, Nehemiah decided to allow teams to work on specific sections of the wall. He could have had everyone work together on the entire wall. Nehemiah 3, however, reveals the brilliant part of Nehemiah’s strategy. Nehemiah understood ...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org/integrity-moments/leveraging-self-interest/">Leveraging Self-Interest</a> appeared first on <a href="https://unconventionalbusiness.org">Unconventional Business Network</a>.</p>