Posts Tagged ‘BAM Strategy’
Employee Engagement for Kingdom Impact
Part 1: Why Employee Engagement Matters in Business as Mission Main Idea: Engaged teams don’t just build strong businesses—they help advance the Kingdom of God. What Is Employee Engagement? And Why It’s More Than Job Satisfaction Let’s clarify this upfront: employee engagement is not the same as employee satisfaction or employee retention. They care about…
Read MoreHolistic & Integrated Business as Mission (BAM) Will Make History
By Mats Tunehag In the global Business as Mission (BAM) movement, we emphasize living out our faith in the workplace. It’s about taking our “Sunday talk” into a Monday walk—allowing what we profess in church to fully shape our daily lives, especially in business. But there’s a deeper challenge: achieving holistic integration between faith and…
Read MoreRetirement as Mission: A New Chapter of Kingdom Impact
Rethinking Retirement for Kingdom Purpose With apologies to George Jones, let’s trade the rocking chair for a Kingdom chair. In a culture where retirement often signals rest and withdrawal, the Bible offers a radical alternative: retirement is a season of redirection, not resignation. When my wife and I planted a church in a popular retirement…
Read MoreThe Fifth Bottom Line: Why Business as Mission Must Reclaim Its Focus on the Unreached
What Is the Bottom Line in Business as Mission? In the business world, the phrase “What’s the bottom line?” is common. In Business as Mission (BAM), the answer has become deeper and more purpose-driven over time. Today, many BAM practitioners embrace the Quadruple Bottom Line, a framework that blends spiritual purpose with entrepreneurial practice: This…
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