"It takes courage to see things as they really are." Dr Rudzani's gracious but powerful testimony challenges us to 'earth' our vocations in the truth of Bible and the truth of our context.

Mergon CEO Pieter Faure reminds us that seeking God is not a once-off event, but a continual exercise in humility, patience and trust.

God still leads his people to do seemingly strange and unexpected things. For Kerryne, obeying God's counter-intuitive voice has led to success in business.

Karabo challenges us as Christians to be people who see the world as it should be, and through courage and faithfulness, work towards creating that world.

Through his passion for rugby, Joey’s helps us to see what being ‘salt and light’ (Mat. 5:25) in the workplace can look like - and it all begins with doing excellent work.

From humble beginnings, Martin's faithfulness with the little that God entrusted to him led to positions of great influence where excellent leadership brought order out of chaos.

According to Willem, “Your true value is how much value you add to other peoples’ lives.” He shares how giving can go beyond money, and the difference businesses can make in society.

Dr Nthabiseng's story is an example of how God can turn personal tragedy into a clear calling in business. In her case, it was to address the issue of affordable quality healthcare.

Adelaide shares how her identity in Christ led her to make tough decisions and how God honoured her faithfulness.

Craig’s story helps us to see that engagement with the world often comes at a cost, because redeeming a community means meeting real needs.