Free markets & free people because work matters to God // MBA & Dmin candidate in faith & work // Managing Editor, CPCT // Fellow @theCRCD // TN 🍃
Nashville, TN
Joined January 2009
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"The invisible hand is not truly invisible. It is the combined effort of countless hands, many of which are being the hands and feet of God to their neighbors."
Read my recent article in @WashTimes with @FaithWorkEcon here: washingtontimes.com/news/202…
Great opportunity in Christian media ⬇️
We’re hiring at HPM!
We’re looking for a Director of Marketing to lead our marketing efforts and an Operations and Audience Support Specialist to help things run smoothly and serve the people engaging with our work. Both roles support our mission of helping people more faithfully follow Jesus. Interested, or know someone who might be a great fit?
Learn more about the roles & apply: holypost.com/careers
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These polls aren’t scientific so let’s make it educational. Meeting needs to end by 3:00. On this there can be no debate.
If I say I'm available for a meeting between 1-3pm, is it OK to request it for 3pm? Or should the meeting be done by 3pm?
Saw this debate on other platforms and I'm curious what my network would think.
2%Meeting can start at 3
98%Needs to be done by 3
565 votes • 4 daysThis feels like a shark-jumping moment.
President Trump concluded his midterm push with a closing argument like no other: Look what I did with the Reflecting Pool.
"It’s a complete job, and we’re very proud of it," Trump said in front of the Reflecting Pool. wapo.st/4ed1EdC
How healthy you are while growing matters more than how fast you grow. I've seen so many cases where a company or organization is "growing" on paper, but rotting from the inside. Guess what? That kind of "growth" will fail every time.
Having a kid is fun. My AI prompts range from "how would CMOS format this" and "help me organize these business expenses" to "how many standard sized Jelly Belly jelly beans would it take to fill my house?"
Jacqueline Isaacs retweeted
The “right job” doesn’t make your work meaningful. You showing up and working with meaning makes it the right job.
I’m pretty good at Connections. I’m solid on Wordle. I’m getting better at Minute Cryptic. But Krillion… it keeps me humble.
The “right job” doesn’t make your work meaningful. You showing up and working with meaning makes it the right job.
Can someone explain this Alaska senate race drama to me like I’m an undergrad?
If someone with the same (or similar) name as a political candidate decided on their own for whatever reason to run for office, that wouldn’t be a crime. So why would recruiting someone with the same name be a crime? If X isn’t a crime, how could incitement to X be a crime?
For Christians, the ends don’t ever justify the means. We are called to steward the means (see: fruit of the Spirit), and leave the ends to God.
Jacqueline Isaacs retweeted
Another great piece we collaborated on this past summer ⬇️
What does the devil think of the American Dream at 250?
Read our CEO, @james_whitford's, article recently published by @WNGdotorg, written in the tradition of C.S. Lewis’ "The Screwtape Letters": truecharity.info/devil.
Jacqueline Isaacs retweeted
I always enjoy @james_whitford's writing and am honored when asked by the @fortruecharity team to help with editing and comms support. ⬇️
"The bridge that leads out of poverty can’t be constructed with welfare programs; it’s built through relationships that inspire work, awaken human dignity, and restore purpose. It’s not a bridge the government can build, but civil society does this kind of bridge-building quite well."
Take five minutes to read @james_whitford's latest article in @WNGdotorg Opinions: wng.org/opinions/the-bridge-…
A colleague that I've been hounding for some info just replied: "You are a wise and persistent and detailed woman!" Might make it my LinkedIn bio. 🤗
Jacqueline Isaacs retweeted
"The bridge that leads out of poverty can’t be constructed with welfare programs; it’s built through relationships that inspire work, awaken human dignity, and restore purpose. It’s not a bridge the government can build, but civil society does this kind of bridge-building quite well."
Take five minutes to read @james_whitford's latest article in @WNGdotorg Opinions: wng.org/opinions/the-bridge-…