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Ever wonder why Jesus spent so much time making tables? Why did he spend the vast majority of his life…
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Author: Austin BurkhartAustin Burkhart is the founder of ONE2 Conferences one-night events where college students have conversations about faith and work with Christian business and community leaders. Since 2013, Austin has held three ONE2 Conferences on southeastern college campuses for over 500 students. Austin is a 2013 graduate of the University of Georgia and is the Technology Product Owner for the Boosterthon Fun Run, a national fitness and character school fundraiser. He blogs weekly on AustinBurkhart.com and lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, Katie.
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Is "Tent-Making" Enough to Create Real, Christ-Honoring Value for the Community?
By: Austin Burkhart
2 minute read
The other day, I talked to someone who explained their friend’s career by saying that, “She’s going to China to…
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We often think our work only matters if we’re in full-time ministry, going overseas to do missions, or running a…
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‘Avodah’: What It Means to Live a Seamless Life of Work, Worship, and Service
By: Austin Burkhart
2 minute read
Depending on who you ask, Eskimos may have over 100 distinct words for snow. Why? Because language has a unique…
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Why is it important that Christians have healthy families? Why does it matter that we have biblical views on business…
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Why Jeremiah’s 2,600 Year-Old Call to Serve the Common Good Still Matters Today
By: Austin Burkhart
3 minute read
The year is 607 BC and the most powerful army in the ancient world is knocking on the gates of…
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Jesus knew that some day his tiny band of followers would have authority over large groups of people. While he…
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Editor’s note: Today we introduce Austin Burkhart, the newest contributor to the IFWE blog. He is the founder of ONE2 Conferences, a…
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