Spirituality Meets Business

All In with Rick Jordan

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How do you integrate your spiritual life with your working one? With every part of your self-expression throughout your day? In this episode, Rick walks us through his spiritual upbringing and journey, and offers advice on integrating it into every aspect of our lives.

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The first talk/sermon Rick gave at just 14 years old—and the game he had the church body play in order to make his point How Rick applies what he’s learned in his spiritual life to every single other area (relationships, marriage, fatherhood, friendships, business—everything!) “Music can create an environment that can change the way that people think; and that’s why it’s so powerful” No one has it all together, even the person on stage. They’ve had the same struggles and difficulties as you “Whenever humans get involved, stuff gets messed up” The past is a guide. The Bible is like a history book; use it as a guide. Lots of wisdom comes from the past. You can draw from the good things that worked, and learn from the bad things that didn’t While Biblical principles remain, the application evolves with our societies

The Straight Truth: Find a place that allows you to be you; that accepts the good, the bad, and the ugly.

The One Thing: Find the people who continuously look forward, who can apply the wisdom of the past to the correct application today. And YOU can apply it to anything. Your spirituality and beliefs need to be the foundation of what you do, and drive you forward to serve everyone else.

Episode References:

Evangelicals, The Catholic Church, Constantine, 325 A.D.

The Telephone Game

Blues Traveler

Cardi B, Beyonce, Nirvana, Michael Jackson

Paul the Tentmaker (New Testament)

“Colored People” by DC Talk

Situational Ethics (Rick’s book)

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