- As a small business owner, what hiring policies should one have where "publicly acceptable" sin is concerned?
- Should Christians knowingly employ activist-minded sinners (e.g. promoters of sodomite marriage, seeking to remove "in God we trust" from everything, etc) in service industries?
- How should a Christian business owner deal with employee theft? How about employee substance abuse? How about suspicion of abusing sick days?
- Do Christian business owners have a greater responsibility to customers or employees when seeking to redeem the culture?
- Is it better to welcome the lost onto your staff in hopes of winning them to Christ - or - keep the staff "untainted" in hopes of transforming culture through your business?
- Should hiring policies differ depending on the business? For example, Is employing a homosexual waiter different from employing a homosexual teacher, or physician?
- Should Christians in service industries refuse service to those with practices obviously and openly contrary to God's Word? (e.g. If I run a banquet hall, should I refuse to serve a party for an unmarried couple celebrating the birth of their child?)
- Christian Business Owner found Guilty for Disagreeing with Homosexuality
- How to Run a Business Without Hiding Your Faith
- Religious Discrimination in the Workplace - Q and A
- Thou Shalt not Hire Gays
- Beware of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act
- International Christian Business Association for Men and Women
- Christian Business Daily
- The Association of Christian Businesses
- Christian Businessmen Connection
- International Christian Chamber of Commerce
- The C12 Group
- Christian Business Network
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