Lectures

The Deliverance of a Wandering Jew After Forty Years in the Wilderness

Lance Rodgers is a senior partner in the Chicago Law firm Barack, Ferrazzano, Kirschbaum, & Negelberg where he is the Chair of the firm’s Tax and Business Planning Group. In this position, he serves both large and closely held entities and individuals, domestically and internationally devising unique business and tax structures exclusively available to Barack Ferrazzano clients. Lance handles complex joint ventures and corporate transactions, formulating optimal structures, and the characterization of funding in tax, real estate, securities, intellectual property, and estate planning fields.

As a Highland Park School Valedictorian and later as an honors graduate of Harvard College and then an honors graduate of Harvard Law School, he was always driven by a search for truth. Neither traditional Judaism nor the knowledge attained at law school brought Lance the answers he was looking for. His world began to fall apart. It was at that time that he attended a Passover Seder led by a Jewish follower of Jesus at the Moody Church. The message connecting the redemption of Israel with the redemption of the world opened Lance’s eyes to what real truth is and that it is revealed in the Jewish Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth.

In this presentation, Mr. Rodgers takes us through his exciting career as a business lawyer integrating faith and work and share the story of his deliverance as a wandering Jew after forty years in the wilderness. 

From a leader to Chief Shepherding Officer: Habits and Disciplines

Dave Resseguie began his career in the financial services industry in August of 2007. He spent 10 years working in leadership roles within both Northwestern Mutual & Mass Mutual agencies in Chicago, Ft. Lauderdale, & Miami. He specialized in coaching leadership teams and top-performing financial advisors.

In April of 2011, Dave began what many refer to as a "side hustle." As Chief Shepherd of The Resseguie Group, Dave works virtually and in-person, with leadership teams & entrepreneurs as they lead themselves, lead others, & lead their businesses. The Resseguie Group serves others in the following focus areas: Keynote Speaking, Training, 1:1 Coaching.

Dave attended the Moody Bible Institute receiving a bachelor’s degree, double majoring in both Bible & Youth Ministry. Dave serves on the boards of both the Moody Bible Institute Alumni Association and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for the South Atlantic region. He has been married to Gennifer for 12 years. They live in Coral Springs, Florida with their daughter Charli and their sons, Chaz and Cameron.

Gospel-Driven Diversity: 6 Keys to a Welcoming Workplace

William Adjei is a Senior Managing Director at CBRE, the worldwide leader in commercial real estate services and investments. Since joining in 2004, he has held several roles that have involved revenue and profitability, cost savings, and improving performance outcomes in a range of advisory, investment, and corporate services. William has successfully led large, diverse, global teams and initiatives for several Fortune 150 clients and for CBRE. Mr. Adjei is a member of CBRE’s Global Workplace Solutions (“GWS”) Executive Committee, the Executive Sponsor of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion for GWS, and serves on CBRE’s enterprise-wide Equity and Inclusion Council, and is a member of the GWS Global Alliance Director Council.

An active panelist and speaker, William also serves on several non-profit boards, including the North Star Classical Christian School, a K-8 non-profit school which he, his wife, and another family founded in 2021. William attends CrossLife Church in Libertyville, IL, with his wife Kristy, and their four children.

In this presentation, Mr. Adjei takes us through his exciting spiritual journey and then in the light of today’s emphasis on diversity, he will share six keys to what a Gospel-driven diversity would look like in the workplace.

From Toys, Tragedy and New Beginnings to Partnering with Jesus in Business 

Wayne received his BA in Industrial Design in 1971 from the University of Illinois, Chicago. During his 26 year career in the global toy industry, he served as a partner at the world’s then-largest toy inventing studio, Marvin Glass and Associates, and later at Wayne Kuna and Associates. He holds approximately 50 patents and his toy concepts have been sold all over the world. 

In 2001, Wayne received his Masters of Arts in Biblical Studies from the Moody Theological Seminary where he also served as Men’s Chaplain. From 2003 to 2010 he served Oak Community Church in Hinsdale, IL as its lead pastor. In 2010 Wayne served as an adjunct professor at The Moody Bible Institute. That same year, he was approached by The Navigators to launch a workplace ministry in Chicago. In 2012, he founded Soul Priority. 

Wayne has been happily married to his bride, Candy, since 1974 and has two adult married children, six grandchildren, and one lovable dog named Shiloh. Wayne enjoys bicycling, photography, reading, writing, and learning to follow Jesus. He feels called to paint living masterpieces of Jesus Christ on the hearts, souls, and minds of individuals. 

Moving Businesses towards Kingdom Mindedness

Mark Karhoff is the founder of Ten Count Consulting, a Chicago-based supply chain consulting firm working with clients across the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. Ten Count works with clients to help them understand, implement and achieve compliance, increase value and reduce operating costs using the latest supply chain technologies.

Mark graduated from Ohio State University and has spent over 25 years in supply chain project management in various industries helping over 30clients implement transformative projects. He has represented clients in building relationships with peers, solution providers, global standards organizations, and government agencies like the FDA.

Mark supports Chicago youth as an Associate Board volunteer with GRIP Youth Outreach and recently joined Year Up's Regional Advisory Board helping bridge the opportunity divide.

Mark and his wife, Brenda, live in the Logan Square neighborhood. He is a regular attendee of the Faith and Work Lectureship.

Unchanging Business Ethics in a Changing World

Wayne Grudem is Distinguished Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary in Phoenix, Arizona. He received a B.A. from Harvard University, an M.Div. and a D.D. from Westminster Seminary, Philadelphia, and a Ph.D. (in New Testament) from the University of Cambridge, England. He has published over twenty-five books, including Systematic Theology, Business for the Glory of God, and Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (co-edited with John Piper; Book of the Year for Christianity Today, 1992). He was also the General Editor for the ESV Study Bible (Evangelical Christian Publishers Association Book of the Year, 2009). His two newest books are Christian Ethics (2018), and Systematic Theology, 2nd edition (2020).

He is a past president of the Evangelical Theological Society, a co-founder and past president of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, and a member of the Translation Oversight Committee for the English Standard Version of the Bible. He and his wife Margaret have been married since 1969 and have three adult sons.

Leading with Purpose at Work: Four Generations of God’s Faithfulness

Marty Ozinga IV is the chief executive officer of Ozinga, a fourth-generation family business best known for its red and white striped concrete mixer trucks. In 2012, Marty took the reins of running the family business from his father, Marty Ozinga III, who continues to serve as chairman of the board. He is the fourth individual to lead the company since its founding in 1928.

In his role as CEO, Marty oversees the Ozinga family enterprise, which includes the building materials business, Ozinga Ventures, and the family office. Marty is joined by his five brothers and one cousin in the fourth generation of ownership, all of whom are currently working in the business.

Marty earned a BA in economics and business from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA, and an MS in communications from Northwestern University. He has served on numerous not-for-profit boards, including currently serving on the IL Chamber of Commerce board and as president of the board of the Bright Promise Fund for Urban Christian Education. Marty and his wife Amy reside in the Little Italy neighborhood of Chicago with their six children. They attend the Moody Church of Chicago.

In 2019, Ozinga received the Dean’s Award from the Illinois Family Business of the Year Awards for excellence in social enterprise, supply chain management, or emerging markets.

Becoming Irresistible Online

Jonathan graduated from Moody in 2003 with a BA in Bible. He always thought he would work full time inside the church, but for the last 4 years he has been leading worship for his church on Sundays and running around like a mad man the rest of the week running his online businesses. Jonathan owns SecondTri Media (www.SecondTriMedia.com) based out of metro-Detroit where he helps build Irresistible brands online through content creation and digital ad campaigns. 

If you're wondering what approach works best in today's noisy environment, watch this video presentation for a fun conversation on "Becoming Irresistible Online".

My Journey of Football and Faith!

A 39-year veteran of collegiate and NFL coaching ranks, Dave Wannstedt joined FOX Sports as a college football analyst in 2014. He has now flourished in sports broadcasting at Fox Sports, BTN, NBC Sports Chicago, and WSCR radio in Chicago.

Wannstedt’s illustrious career in football was punctuated by adversity - through injury and sometimes a team’s poor performance. But he found great strength to face them because when he was around 35, a time when all things were going well – materialistically and relationship-wise, he began to feel a void in his heart, that life was not complete. As that void and unrest grew, he sought help from various sources, until finally, he committed his life to Jesus Christ. He now took his newfound commitment to Christ seriously, and in his own words, “I approached this thing just like I do football.” When adversity struck, he says, through “all the faith, all the effort, and all the time and the Bible studies . . . we were able to have an inner peace that can only be felt with a true relationship with the Lord.”

Dave and his wife Jan have two daughters, Keri and Jamie, and six grandchildren. Listen to their awe-inspiring life story . . . .

How Blue Collar Work/ Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World

Dr. Dave Hataj is the president and co-owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc., a family business started by his father over 50 years ago. Under Dave’s leadership, Edgerton Gear is dedicated to combining historical craftsmanship with the world’s latest technologies to manufacture high-quality components. Among Dr. Hataj's significant accomplishments is his creation of “Craftsman with Character”, a 16-week curriculum that blends traditional classroom instruction, worksite mentorship, and exposure to programs at technical schools into a single experiential learning model. Dave and Tracy, his wife of 30 years, share a zeal for the community at home and abroad. Together, they have served extensively in Honduras, focusing on community transformation through educating and mentoring youth and bringing clean water and sanitation to rural areas. Dave and Tracy have three sons and now enjoy seeing that same passion for business, the skilled trades, and community outreach in them.

Made Free from Human Trafficking and Poverty

Mr. Jeffery is Co-founder and CEO of CAUSEGEAR, a Chicago-based L3C low profit enterprise serving the impoverished. Having been involved in family business for most of his life and wrestling with a separation of faith and his business pursuits, he experienced a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ at age 44 and felt called to serve the Lord.  Along with his wife Katherine, Mr. Jeffery founded CAUSEGEAR and took on the mission to transform the lives of many trapped in extreme poverty and injustice, to see their lives changed and become self-sustaining.

Faith and Work: Finding Your Role

William Young has worked for approximately 43 years, 28 of which have been in senior management roles, such as, a Vice President at Sterigenics – a global bio-technological company. He recently retired but in his professional career and in his life as a believer, Mr. Young has developed a passion for sharing, mentoring, and challenging individuals in the areas of faith, business and management, and to develop the managerial skills of his trainees. His conviction and goal is to speak and live the truth as outlined in the Scriptures – whether in the boardroom or in the Church community.

"Work-Life Synergy”

Shundrawn A. Thomas is President of a global investment company- Northern Trust Asset Management. Prior to joining Northern Trust, he served as Vice President in the equities division of Goldman Sachs and has held several positions at Morgan Stanley. He currently serves as a trustee at Wheaton College, Rush University Medical Center, the Museum of Science and Industry, as a board governor for the Investment Company Institute, and as a member of the Economic Club of Chicago. He holds an MBA from The University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business and has completed executive education programs at reputed universities. He also lectures nationally on topics such as faith, leadership strategy, investment management, and professional development.

"Open Hands, Open Heart, Open Doors”

Stephanie Hayes serves the global church through the Director’s Development Board of the Jesus Film Project, the Leadership Council of History’s Handful, the board of the Global Alliance for Church Multiplication (GACX); the Issachar Initiative, the Wheaton College Board of Visitors, and the President’s Council of the Luis Palau Association. She hosts a monthly Messianic Bible Study for Jewish people in her home, leads intercessory prayer, and is on the Global Outreach Board at Christ Church Lake Forest.

"Applying the Five Languages of Appreciation in Daily Work Life”

Paul White is a Christian psychologist, speaker, and leadership trainer who “makes work relationships work.” He has written for and has been interviewed by major business and news outlets including Bloomberg’s Business Week, CNN/Fortune, Fox Business and Yahoo Finance.  His expertise in leadership training has been requested by organizations such as Microsoft, NASA, ExxonMobil and L’Oréal.  His New York Times best-selling book coauthored with Dr. Gary Chapman, The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace, teaches leaders and employees practical ways to communicate authentic interpersonal appreciation.

"Samaritan Consulting: Living out John 4:28 in Modern Day Employment."

Sidney Stewart  is a Lead Business Analyst for Rulesware. He has previously worked for organizations such as Charles Schwab and the Federal Reserve Bank.  He is the author of the book “Fate of the Seed,” which outlines ten “seeds” that he used to restructure his life in order to glorify God while getting the most out of his time and talents. Despite surviving a house fire that burnt 18 percent of his body during his childhood, Mr. Stewart went on to earn a full football scholarship to Northwestern University and enjoyed a brief CFL career in Canada.

"When Hard Work and Strategic Planning are Not Enough..."

Tim Smith has served as President of Forms Plus, Inc., Eagle Graphics and Eagle Print.  He is a graduate of California State University Fullerton in Sales and Marketing, and Claremont University in Business Management.  Mr. Smith started his career as a sales representative working for a truck tire manufacturer.  He eventually served as Vice President, General Manager, Secretary and Treasurer of the company. In 1984, he joined Forms Plus, Inc. and again ascended to the position of President.

"Business and the Sovereignty of God"

Jerry Feil is the founder of Graphicsland, Inc., a leading custom online printing company that he started 45 years ago while in college.  He was involved in the planting of Eagle Rock Community Church in Homer Glen, where he served as an elder for 14 years; and is involved in the Moody Business Network, a ministry of the Moody Church – of which he and his wife Sharon are members.  Mr. Feil’s current interest is exploring the intersection of the Bible and Marketplace, mentoring believers in applying Biblical principles in career and business.

"Peacemaking and Character Building for Productivity and Flourishing"

Torrey Barrett is the principal of Imagine Development Group, a certified real estate development firm with significant experience in market-rate, mixed-income and affordable housing. He formerly founded and served as the Executive Director of KLEO Community Family Life Center which serves thousands of youth in Chicago. He was appointed U.S. Chapter President of Youth Federation for World Peace International in 2014, and also received recognition from a number of organizations and authorities for his excellence and involvement in business, youth service and minority advocacy.  As a graduate of Moody Theological Seminary’s Ministry leadership program, Mr. Barrett continues to represent causes such as Chicago’s Business Leadership Council and Make A Wish Foundation.

"How to Be Wise with Money and Live Generously"

Brian Twohig has worked in the Chicago financial area for 30 years. He began his career in the investment banking industry, working at both the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.  In the past four years he has transitioned into the personal sector with Thrivent Financial, a Christian based financial services company.  His goal is to help individuals gain more confidence in their financial situation so that they may become better stewards.  Mr. Twohig graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a degree in Molecular Biology and resides in Chicago with his wife of twenty-two years and two sons.

"Financial, Social, and Spiritual Returns: Investing for the Triple Bottom Line"

Greg Lernihan co-founded Convergint Technologies, the world’s second largest electronic security company with anticipated 2018 revenues of $1 billion and over 3,500 employees around the world. He currently invests in impact companies, mentors social entrepreneurs, and supports ministries in Chicago and other parts of the world. Greg also serves on the boards of several for-profit and non-profit organizations, all committed to solving social issues. He works primarily with Christian entrepreneurs and is committed to generating a triple bottom line: financial, social, and spiritual returns.

"Faith, Investment & Entrepreneurship"

Henry Kaestner is a managing principal at Sovereign's Capital, a venture capital fund that invests in faith-driven entrepreneurs in South East Asia and the U.S. from offices in California, Washington D.C., and Jakarta, Indonesia. A graduate of Duke University and a successful entrepreneur, he founded two companies with more than $300 million in revenues, including Bandwidth (which went public in November 2017). Henry has been involved in a number of ministry and philanthropic activities, including co-founding DurhamCares, participate on the board of directors for Praxis, and helping faith-driven entrepreneurs.

"Leadership in a “Sound-Bite” Culture"

Mike Felix is the vice president of Business Wi-Fi Services for AT&T. With a BS in electrical engineering from the University of South Florida and a PhD in media psychology from Fielding Graduate University, Mike has more than 40 years of experience. Leading several venture capital-backed startups in the telecom and software space, including Sprint, Mike also currently serves as chairman of a Chicago-based inner-city ministry and is an active advisor to two church plants, two international ministries, two universities, two private investment firms, and three technology startups. He has invested in mentoring relationships for over two decades and is currently writing a book on mentoring.

"Redefining Success"

Mike Felix is Vice President of Business Wi-Fi Services for AT&T. He received his BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida and his PhD in Media Psychology from Fielding Graduate University. With more than 40 years of experience, he has led several venture capital-backed startups in the telecom and software space, including Sprint. Investing in mentoring relationships for over two decades, he is currently writing a book on mentoring.

"When Work Stinks: Light and Hope for the Daily Grind"

Greg Forster is the director of the Oikonomia Network at the Center for Transformational Churches at Trinity International University, where he is also a visiting professor of faith and culture. He received his PhD from Yale University. He is the author of six books and numerous scholarly and popular articles. His most recent book is entitled Joy for the World: How Christianity Lost Its Cultural Influence and Can Begin Rebuilding It.

"Christian Business Leader: An Oxymoron?"

Mark Neaman is the President and Chief Executive Officer of NorthShore University HealthSystem. He has his undergraduate degree and MS in Business and Healthcare Administration from The Ohio State University. In 2014, he received the Chicago Health Executives Forum (CHEF) Career Achievement Award. He is a member of the public policy group, the Healthcare Leadership Council, in Washington, D.C. where he formerly served as Chairman of the Board.

"What Workplace Christians Want from Their Pastors"

Bill Hendricks is the Executive Director for Christian Leadership at the Hendricks Center at Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS). He has his undergraduate degree in English from Harvard University, MS in Mass Communications from Boston University, and MA in Biblical Studies from DTS. Author/Coauthor of twenty-two books, he also oversees The Giftedness Center, a Dallas-based consulting practice that helps individuals think through strategic life and career decisions, and sits on the Steering Committee for The Theology of Work Project.

"We're All in Full Time Ministry - 24/7 - No Time Off"

Barry Meguiar is the third generation President of Meguiar's Car Wax. He also created the ministry Revival Outside the Walls to inspire lay people to share their faith every day. He is a noted speaker at churches, universities, seminaries, and prayer breakfasts, and his "Ignite" features are heard daily on over 800 Christian radio stations.

"Faith at Work: God Even in the Margins"

Paul Kepes is a Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Chicago Trading Company, a proprietary options and futures market making firm. He graduated from the University of Illinois. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Family Research Council and as Chairman for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries' Strategic Planning Committee.

"Jesus Promotes and Equips You in the Marketplace"

Robert G. Lee Jr. is the Sales Manager of the General Electric Company in Chicago. Born and raised in Chicago, he has been in the electrical industry for over 20 years. He started working in the warehouse for Sonepar-Brook and was eventually promoted to outside sales. His past projects include the renovation of Soldier Field and Trump Towers.

"Navigating the Workplace Mission Field"

Diane Vlcek is the chief human resources officer for Duracell Batteries. Last year, she led the HR transition team after Procter & Gamble sold Duracell to Berkshire Hathaway. She has her BS in Business Administration from Valparaiso University, and travels frequently. Diane and her husband, Bill, live in Medinah, IL, and have one son.

"The Story of Power in Business"

Mark Washington is the national director of MBA Ministry for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA. He supports over twenty-four MBA staff and student fellowships at top tier programs in universities all around the country. Mark earned both his MA in Theological Studies and his MBA from North Park Theological Seminary.

"Jesus Inc. in Your Business"

Ray DeJesus is president and owner of Sewer Tech Services, Inc.. As a Puerto Rican youth in Chicago, Ray became a primary leader in one of the strongest gangs in Chicago and was often in jail. When he lost everything as a young man, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ. He left the gang and launched his business, which he uses to reach other men whose stories are similar to his own. Ray and his wife, Ilia, have two children, and attend Chicago Tabernacle.

"Business as a Calling"

Promod Haque is senior managing partner at Norwest Venture Partners. Forbes has recognized him twice as a Hall of Fame investor, and in 2011, he received the SV Forum Visionary Award. Promod has an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management and a PhD in electrical engineering from Northwestern University. He is a trustee at Biola University, and on the board of directors of New Hope Uganda Ministries and Transforming the Bay with Christ. Dr. Haque is married with three daughters and four grandchildren.

"Integration of Faith and Work"

Dr. Darrell Bock, senior research professor of New Testament Studies and Spiritual Development and Culture at Dallas Theological Seminary spoke at Moody’s Pastors Conference 2016 on the integration of faith and work. He also spoke with Chris Fabry on Moody Radio about his book, How Would Jesus Vote?

"The Integration of Faith, Work, and Economics"

US Congressman Randy Hultgren represents Illinois’14th Congressional District. He has served on four committees in his time, and is currently on the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, and on the Committee on Financial services. Randy works consistently to improve prosperity, advance free enterprise, protect religious liberty, and defend the Constitution on behalf of his constituents and the country at large.

"Business as God’s Ministry to a Fallen World"

James O’Donnell is a professor of Business and Economics at Huntington University. He is a certified public accountant and spent many years as an executive in the financial services industry. His opinions on ethics and finance have appeared in Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, and America. James earned his BS from Brown University and his MBA from Columbia University, and wrote two books, Letters for Lizzie and Walking with Arthur.

"The Anatomy of a Life that Matters"

Vance T. Henry is the Deputy Chief of Staff for Mayor Rahm Emanuel. He advises the Mayor concerning faith and community issues, and acts as liaison for city agencies and faith-based organizations. Vance has a BS from Wheaton College in Philosophy and Sociology, and has done graduate work at Garrett Theological Seminary of Northwestern University. He is also the assistant pastor of Social Justice and Civic Affairs for the First Baptist Congregational Church.

"Biblical Wisdom for When Things Get Tough at Work"

William G. Messenger is the Executive Editor of the Theology of Work Project. It is an international organization that researches writes, and circulates materials about what the Bible says about faith and work. William holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, an MDiv from Boston University School of Theology, and a DMin from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He lives near Boston with his wife and two daughters.

"A Marketplace Chaplain: God’s Love at Work"

Anita Pickelheimer has been a chaplain with Marketplace Chaplains USA for ten years. As a young woman, Anita felt a passion to help the lost and brokenhearted. As a railroad chaplain, she strives to show the fullness of God’s love and give healing grace to individuals and families.

"Vocation as a Platform for Life Transformation"

William Moore has worked with PacMoore Products for twenty-five years, aiding local and international expansion. He developed a farm in Uganda that employs hundreds of farmers and supports America’s grain market. He also defined company culture through employee development and spiritual transformation. William and his wife, Susie, live in Indiana and attend College Park Church.

"Becoming a Change Agent in a Season of Change"

Os Hillman is the president of Marketplace Leaders, an organization that seeks to help men and women discover God’s purposes for their work and to view it as ministry. Os has written fourteen books and has been featured by CNBC, NBC, and the New York Times. He is a nationally acclaimed spokesperson on faith at work.

"Practicing the Presence of Jesus in Your Work"

In 1984 Mary Lowman (formerly Mary Whelchel) launched The Christian Working Woman radio program on one station in Chicago. Now, it is aired on approximately 500 radio stations internationally. On her program, Mary gives practical biblical teaching that is highly applicable. She has also written fifteen books, including her latest, Get Over It—Letting Go and Moving On with God.

"Biblical Economic Principles That Will Transform Culture"

Robert Schuldt Jr. is the vice president of Merrill Lynch, and chairman on the Moody Theological Seminary Advisory Board. Bob operated two successful service-based businesses before joining Merrill Lynch in 1994, and now he helps families manage their finances in line with their faith and sound stewardship principles.

"Four Foundational Pillars for Leading Social Change"

Mark Chassman is co-founder of Profit Pathway, an organization that helps entrepreneurs become successful. He is the former VP at ABC affiliate TV station in Alaska, and has more than twenty-five years experience as a marketplace leader with ABC-TV, AOL, and Facebook. Mark integrates faith and work as he works to bring about social change.

"God’s Creative and Redemptive Plan"

Charlie Self is a professor of Church History at Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. He is also senior advisor at The Action Institute, and co-founder of The Discipleship Dynamics Assessment. He has more than three decades of pastoral and professorial experience in consultation and community outreach skills. He studies the application of biblical principles in contemporary ministry for transforming a local community.

"Entrepreneurship and Community Development"

Mark Wagner is the president of operations and community management at Walgreens. He seeks to teach the church to address social inequality, and help people flourish through entrepreneurship.

"Business to the Glory of God"

Martin Ozinga III is the Chairman of Ozinga Brothers Inc. He seeks to teach his employees so they feel valued, trained, and empowered to work well for the Lord.

"Shaping Workers"

Richard Warren is the president of Weldaloy Products Co. He seeks to teach his employees so they feel valued, trained, and empowered to work well for the Lord.

"Business as a Calling"

C. William Pollard is the chairman of Fairwyn Investment Co., and former CEO and chairman of the board for ServiceMaster Inc. He seeks to teach people how to make serving God a daily practice, instead of a Sunday habit.

"Inaugural Lectures"

Jeff Van Duzer is the provost of Seattle Pacific University. He was formerly the dean of the School of Business and Economics, and a Professor of Ethics and Business Law. He focuses on empowering disciples for vocational stewardship in the marketplace.

Torrey L. Barrett is the founder and CEO of KLEO Community Family Life Center. He shares his testimony and how KLEO is helping the community.