Bible Business 164 What Does the Bible Say a Christian Business Owner Should Value When Establishing Core Values for a Business

Bible Business 164 What Does the Bible Say a Christian Business Owner Should Value When Establishing Core Values for a Business

This episode is part of a series on Christian ethics for Christian business owners. Broadcast on November 3, 2023, Bill English and Carmen LaBerge @carmenlaberge talk on @myfaithradio about those things the Bible says Christians should value over other things. @connectfaithfr. Carmen LaBerge If you haven't been...
Bible Business 163 Hearing the Voice of God in Ethical Decision-Making

Bible Business 163 Hearing the Voice of God in Ethical Decision-Making

This episode is part of the Bible and Business series on Christian Ethics for Christian Business Owners. This episode was broadcast on October 18, 2023 on @myfaithradio with @carmenlaberge @connectFaithfr. In this episode, Bill English, Publisher of Bible and Business and Carmen Laberge talk about hearing God's...
Hearing the Voice of God in Ethical Decision Making
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Hearing the Voice of God in Ethical Decision Making

This post is part of the Bible and Business series on Christian ethics for Christian Business Owners.  Ethical decision-making is not merely an intellectual exercise for the Christian business owner. It is also a dynamic spiritual activity. Coupled with filtering the situation’s details through the two great...
October 7, 2023Posted inChristian Stewardship, Ethics, Executive InsightsTags: , ,
Overworking Your Staff to Save on Payroll Expenses
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Overworking Your Staff to Save on Payroll Expenses

This post is part of the Bible and Business series on Christian ethics for Christian Business Owners.  In this scenario, an owner expects the employees to work sixty, seventy, or even eighty hours each week without additional compensation, such as bonuses or stock options, for working longer...
October 7, 2023Posted inChristian Stewardship, Ethics, Executive InsightsTags: , , , , , 1 Comment
Manipulating Accounting Entries to Save on Taxes
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Manipulating Accounting Entries to Save on Taxes

This post is part of the Bible and Business series on Christian ethics for Christian Business Owners.  This ethical situation is created when the owner commingles business and personal expenses. As a result, expenses that would normally be personal expenses, such as leasing an automobile, become business...
October 3, 2023Posted inChristian Stewardship, Ethics, Executive InsightsTags: , ,
Tolerating Boorish Behavior Because of the Benefits an Employee Brings to the Company.
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Tolerating Boorish Behavior Because of the Benefits an Employee Brings to the Company.

This post is part of the Bible and Business series on Christian ethics for Christian Business Owners.  Description of the problem: Some organisations, including Christian ministries, make conscious tradeoff decisions to accept a level of egocentricity, arrogance, callousness, or insensitivity in key employees because of the talents,...
October 2, 2023Posted inChristian Stewardship, Ethics, Executive InsightsTags: , ,
Generating fake online reviews for the owner’s products or service
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Generating fake online reviews for the owner’s products or service

This post is part of the Bible and Business series on Christian ethics for Christian Business Owners. Word-of-mouth advertising has always been considered the best kind of advertising because it costs nothing and is one of the most trusted forms of marketing (Tan, 2015:Online). Description of the...
October 1, 2023Posted inChristian Stewardship, Ethics, Executive InsightsTags: , , ,