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The Way of Interruption: Spiritual Practice for Organizational Life
In The Way of Interruption, international ministry CEO Bill Simmons reveals a transformative embracing ancient spiritual practices specifically adapted for today's workplace. Pulling from his years of organizational leadership and spiritual formation, Simmons calls us to practices that
A year-long corporate Psalter that brings Scripture naturally into team lifeCarefully crafted liturgies for organizational milestones and momentsSimple yet profound meeting practices that reorient work toward GodA guide for creating sacred space honoring denominational diversity of staff
By incorporating these time-tested rhythms, organizations can cultivate spiritual health among staff and free leaders to lead well.
Discover how letting go of control and embracing established practices can transform your organization’s spiritual culture from an obligation into a life-giving journey that draws teams naturally toward God.
A year-long corporate Psalter that brings Scripture naturally into team lifeCarefully crafted liturgies for organizational milestones and momentsSimple yet profound meeting practices that reorient work toward GodA guide for creating sacred space honoring denominational diversity of staff
By incorporating these time-tested rhythms, organizations can cultivate spiritual health among staff and free leaders to lead well.
Discover how letting go of control and embracing established practices can transform your organization’s spiritual culture from an obligation into a life-giving journey that draws teams naturally toward God.
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Published March 18, 2025
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September 7, 2025
Even the title of this book was a blessing to me as a business owner, dad, and husband with a bent toward productivity and away from pausing.
Written mostly for para church and church leaders. I still found great nuggets. I subscribed to their email Psalter plan.
“When we are confronted by our own utter inability to control what happens to us, it often compounds our belief in a false narrative, the narrative that tells us that we can and should be in control—that our experiences of powerlessness are just avoidable blips in the normal pattern where we are in control. So we resolve to avoid those irritating moments that disrupt the illusion of control in the future, and, unchecked, the false narrative swells and seeps into other areas of our lives.”
Written mostly for para church and church leaders. I still found great nuggets. I subscribed to their email Psalter plan.
“When we are confronted by our own utter inability to control what happens to us, it often compounds our belief in a false narrative, the narrative that tells us that we can and should be in control—that our experiences of powerlessness are just avoidable blips in the normal pattern where we are in control. So we resolve to avoid those irritating moments that disrupt the illusion of control in the future, and, unchecked, the false narrative swells and seeps into other areas of our lives.”
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