Posted in Business as Mission on Aug 14th, 2025
Is it more spiritual to give to a church than to invest in business? Is it more “holy” to be a pastor than a business person? Is God really concerned about physical and economic needs? These are questions reflecting the centuries-old ingrained sacred-secular divide. It is a mental paradigm, which has practical implications. But this […]
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Posted in Business as Mission on Dec 23rd, 2020
He who marries the latest trend will soon be a widower In times of crisis things are sifted. We often see and then focus on what is important. A crisis can reveal what we really value and should prioritize. It applies when we get seriously sick, when there is an upheaval in our family or […]
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Posted in Business as Mission on Apr 5th, 2019
She was amazed and perplexed at the same time. She was treated with respect and dignity. She was a woman challenged with disabilities. But her life had changed. With no or little prospect of ever getting a job, she was now working in a manufacturing company. She was creative, she had made friends, and she […]
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Posted in Business as Mission on Aug 13th, 2018
Business as Mission is about taking our Sunday talk into a Monday walk. Whatever we believe and profess in church on Sunday should be permeating our lives and business practices the rest of the week.[1] But we must strive towards a seamless integration of Sunday and Monday, of work and worship. There is a risk […]
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Posted in Business as Mission on Apr 25th, 2018
We’re happy to present a new book on BAM. Its unique feature is the blend of short chapters explaining the BAM concept interspersed with brief case studies of BAM businesses. Mats Tunehag writes about BAM from Biblical, historical, global, missiological and conceptual perspectives. He also gives an overview of the development of the modern day […]
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