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Integrity is Who We Are | 3:47

Bridgeway Capital Management is an investment management fund. John Montgomery, Founder & Chariman, and Mike Mulcahy, President, share how integrity and financial responsibility is the Christian foundation in how Bridgeway Capital is run. The goal of giving 50% of profits away to charity provides a great place to work and a model for others.

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David Weekley: Building for God | 3:58

David Weekley, Founder & Chairman of David Weekley Homes shares the struggles and victories of his very successful homebuilding business. He uses his faith and God-given skills and gives 50% of his income and 50% of his time for Kingdom endeavors.

Faith, Business, and Sweet Second Chances | 4:32

Nathan Sheets, CEO of Nature Nate’s Honey, wanted to use his business expertise and resources to impact others for Christ and make a difference in their lives. He helped a group of former drug addicts start Bonton Honey and gave them so much more than just a job. Not only did they learn how to integrate their business with their faith, they also now have the sense of accomplishment and dignity that comes with owning and operating a legitimate business that impacts the community in which they live and work.

Playgrounds with a Purpose | 4:07

Jay Roberston, President of Child’s Play, Inc., talks about how he stepped out in faith to start the playground charity, Playgrounds with a Purpose. Teaming up with other organizations, Playgrounds with a Purpose built a playground in an urban neighborhood in Philadelphia connected to Epiphany Fellowship. Eric Mason, Lead Pastor, shares the impact and benefit that playground has on the community.

Cardone | 4:33

Cardone Industries is the largest privately-owned re-manufacturer of auto parts in the country. In this story, Founder Michael Cardone shares how he was called by God into business. Michael, along with his son and daughter, who also hold positions in the company, explain how Christian principles guide their business.

Work/Life Balance in Business | 4:38

Co-founders Henry Kaestner (Executive Chairman) and David Morkin (CEO) talk about the values of Bandwidth.com, a successful internet connectivity business. David, John and others in the company share how their work/life/family balance philosophies and practices follow Christian values. They work hard, play hard and serve others.

A Business with Compassion | 6:24

This real-life story connects a local church, a business, and Compassion International. David Platt, Senior Pastor of The Church at Brook Hills, talks about how they encourage people to use their skills and areas of work Kingdom advancement. James Warren, retired CEO of Warren Averett, talks about using those biblical principles at Warren Averett has brought success to this CPA firm. To further their impact, they’ve taken on Compassion as a company-wide project to sponsor children in Rwanda.

Correct Craft: Building Boats for the Glory of God | 7:00

Bill Yeargin, President and CEO of Correct Craft, and others, describe the rich history and faith culture of Correct Craft. Correct Craft, which builds Nautique boats, was founded by the Melloon family with the mission statement “To build boats for the glory of God.” Along with many faith initiatives, they first strive to live in such a manner that employees, who may never go to church, come to Christ.

Covington Aircraft | 5:55

Does aircraft maintenance have anything to do with God's work? This video from the Center for Faith & Work at LeTourneau University profiles Covington Aircraft. Paul and Betty Abbott took over operations of Covington Aircraft shortly after Paul’s graduation from LeTourneau University and call themselves stewards of a company that belongs to God. 

Work with Purpose | 3:19

David works at Demdaco, a wholesale gift company whose tagline is "Our hope is to lift the spirit." He believes our jobs aren't just about making money to support the church, but also about doing the work God created us to do. 

Addicted to Work | 3:27

Mickey was a successful financial planner who quickly got promoted to higher and higher levels of leadership. When working became his #1 priority, though, he knew he needed more work-life balance. This illustration originally appeared in Work as Worship with J.D. Greear.