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On this episode of Law and Profits we talk about police brutality and how Christians have the only solution for it…Scripture. It’s OK to be mad that our fellow image bearers in Christ are routinely threatened and become victims of police injustice. What does Scripture say about this? Like. Comment and share the episode!

We talk about how damaging office gossip is, why it’s bad, and some tactics to overcome one of the most common sins in the office setting.

We discuss what are the elements of trade, what trade surpluses and deficits are and if they’re a good or bad thing for a country to have.

Get more of the Westminster Confession of Funk at the WCFunk podcast, hosted by CrossPolitic. Check out my books at amazon.com/author/jason_farley. And visit Jovial Press for more.

In our interview we discuss Networking, Social Media and Video Content with Charles Diaz

We discuss a divisive topic on today’s show. Are brainstorming sessions good for anything? We also discuss how to run a brainstorming session?

  You guessed it, we cover 10 tips that will make you more successful in meetings throughout your career.

CrossPolitic and Faithwire are teaming up to stream live on Facebook Sunday nights at 7pm Pacific time. Tune in here at 7pm PAC time tonight! Don’t worry if you miss us live, you’ll still be able to download the show on your favorite podcast platform. Also, you can tune in and watch us on Direct TV Friday nights at 8:30pm Pacific time on NRBTV channel. A couple housekeeping items: First, our Club members are huge for us as we desire to utilize CrossPolitic to engage the world, for God’s glory and the Church. So please consider joining our club, and partnering with us to fulfill this mission. We have finally released our Worldview Shotgun Series which is free to our club members. All you have to do is to register on our website, wait for club verification, and then you will be able to access our club portal. Of course email us at contact@crosspolitic.com if you run into any problems. Second, CrossPolitic will be hosting a live show August 25th 4pm at Christ Church’s Post-College Life Conference with hip-hop artist Timothy Brindle. The event is open to the public, and we’d love to see you there! Thirdly, here is our Amazon Wishlist for those who have been asking. Thanks for your help, and for sending much-needed equipment our way. Lastly, as you may have already noticed, we are turning CrossPolitic into a podcast network. We want to fight laugh and feast engaging in politics, business, sports, theology, food, recreation, and more. So over the next month or so, we will be adding a couple more shows to our podcast. We now have How to Build a Tent, which is hosted by business consultant Matt Williams. His show will be dropping 15 minute shows daily, on topics regarding christians and business. Just this past week we added Law and Profits, which is hosted by Marcus Pittman. This show will drop every Friday. Finally, this week we are adding Westminster Confession of Funk hosted by Jason Farley.  Enjoy the network! Show Notes: Author Jason Farley joined us this week to talk poetry, masculinity, and Psalms. Jason’s latest poetry book, Twenty Wild Decembers: Poems On Time, just released this month, which you can buy here. In CrossPolitic

CrossPolitic Network presents Law and Profits by Marcus Pittman. On his first episode of Law and Profits, Marcus looks at a video from Pastor Todd Wagner of Watermark Church as he tells his congregation how unjust it is for employers to make so much more money than their employees. But what does the Bible say about this?

We talk about having joy in hard circumstances because we have a great God. Matt shares a story where God taught him to think beyond his bad work situation to a higher calling.

Considering making a career change? This episode is for you! We talk about one of the major fundamental differences between a small business and a big publicly traded company.

Christian Honey and thinking about a company’s brand and your own personal brand.

Our first show based on your feedback. We dive deeper into value to discuss the importance as Christians to make sure we are providing value at our workplace and we prove that when a Government and Society reject God it becomes poorer.

CrossPolitic and Faithwire are teaming up to stream live on Facebook Sunday nights at 7pm Pacific time. Tune in here at 7pm PAC time tonight! Don’t worry if you miss us live, you’ll still be able to download the show on your favorite podcast platform. Also, you can tune in and watch us on Direct TV Friday nights at 8:30pm Pacific time on NRBTV channel. A couple housekeeping items: First, our Club members are huge for us as we desire to utilize CrossPolitic to engage the world, for God’s glory and the Church. So please consider joining our club, and partnering with us to fulfill this mission. We have finally released our Worldview Shotgun Series which is free to our club members. All you have to do is to register on our website, wait for club verification, and then you will be able to access our club portal. Of course email us at contact@crosspolitic.com if you run into any problems. Second, CrossPolitic will be hosting a live show at Christ Church’s Post-College Life Conference with hip-hop artist Timothy Brindle. We’d love to see you there! Thirdly, here is our Amazon Wishlist for those who have been asking. Thanks for your help, and for sending much-needed equipment our way. Lastly, we are slowly building out CrossPolitic into a network. We want to fight laugh and feast while engaging in politics, business, sports, theology, food, recreation, and more. So over the next month or so, we will be adding a couple more shows to our podcast. This week we are adding How to Build a Tent, our first business podcast hosted by entrepreneur Matt Williams. You can find him on twitter here: https://twitter.com/HowToBuildATent. Enjoy the network! Show Notes: Jonathan Merritt joins us to discuss his new book, Learning to Speak God from Scratch. There was a lot of back and forth in this interview, and hopefully the back and forth brought clarity to the confusion. Jonathan currently serves as a contributing writer for The Atlantic and contributing editor for The Week.  Jonathan has published more than 3,500 articles in respected outlets such as The New York Times, USA Today, Buzzfeed, The Washington Post and Christianity Today. He regularly contributes commentary to televisi

Why are speakers and authors like John Maxwell so popular and relevant?  If the Bible was written by the one who created people and work then the  Bible should have business application. We look at Matthew 22:36-40 to get biblical principles to make us successful in our business careers. How can we apply “Love your neighbor as yourself” to modern day business?