During his adult life, Uli Chi has lived and worked in the intersection between business, the academy and the church. He has had the privilege of serving as past Board Chair of Regent College in Vancouver, BC, as current Vice Chair of the Board of the Max De Pree Leadership Center at Fuller Seminary, and as current Chair of the Executive Committee of the Center for Integrity in Business at Seattle Pacific University. He has also been involved in all aspects of local church leadership, including as a member of the adult ministries team’s teaching faculty at John Knox Presbyterian Church in Seattle.
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Leadership Wisdom – Divine Encryption
If God cares so much for us, why do we so often experience God’s hiddenness?
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Leadership Wisdom – Divine Disclosure
Does God have feelings for us? If so, what kind of feelings might they be?
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Work, Rest, and Play
My mother’s family was from northern Germany. And I spent some of my childhood in the city of Hamburg located in the northernmost part of the country.
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Leadership Wisdom – How Can We Love Our Enemies? (Part 2)
Given how difficult it is to love our enemies, what are some practical tips that help us get started?
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Leadership Wisdom – Why Should We Love Our Enemies? (Part 2)
Jesus tells us to love our neighbor/enemy because we are made in the image of God. Why else might Jesus have told us to do so?
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Leadership Wisdom – How Can We Love Our Enemies?
Jesus may want us to love our enemies, but how can we do that when they arouse in us feelings of fear, anger, and even hatred?
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Leadership Wisdom – Why Should We Love Our Enemies?
Why does Jesus command us to love our enemies? Today, why would Jesus ask us to, say, love a racist?
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Leadership Wisdom – Relentless Generosity
What do love and generosity have to do with business?
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Leadership Wisdom – Covenantal Relationships
What does Jesus’ teaching about divorce have to do with our work as marketplace leaders?
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Leadership Wisdom – Mind the Gap
Sometimes we get so used to things being the way they are that we can’t see things any other way. It is as if we’ve turned “a blind eye” (and not in the sense that Jesus meant it) to the reality of our situation.
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Leadership Burdens (Part II)
How might we as leaders learn to carry the burdens of others?
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Leadership Wisdom – Using Words to Bring Life and Freedom
Jesus’ stories restore our agency as human beings. Rather than viewing us as helpless victims of sin and circumstance, we are challenged to take the initiative.
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Leadership Wisdom – Using Words to Imprison and Kill
Jesus’ stark warning should stop us in our tracks. Using the most vivid metaphors available, Jesus warns us against the deadly folly of uninhibited and undisciplined anger and speech.
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