Christian Business Review 2019: Workplace Practices That Glorify God (Issue 8)

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NOTES
1
John Kim, Mukesh Bhargava, and Sridhar Ramaswami, “Advertising
Productivity: Developing an Agenda for Research,” International Journal
of Advertising (20(4), 2001): 431-54.
2
Geoffrey P. Lantos, “Advertising: Looking Glass or Molder of the
Masses,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (6(1), 1987): 104-128.
3
“Advertising Agencies and Marketing Services Revenues Market Size
Forecasts Benchmarks Analysis (NAIC 541810),” Plunkett’s Market
Research & Benchmarks Report (November 25, 2018), accessed June
11, 2019, http: /www.plunkettresearch.com/industries/advertisingagencies-and-marketing-services-revenues-market-size-forecastsbenchmarks-analysis/.
4
Adrianne Pasquarelli, “Advertising Has An Ageism Problem,” Ad
Age (November 18, 2019), https: /adage.com/article/agencies/
advertising-aegism-problem/315645.
5
Ibid.
6
Michael Rodriguez et al., “Managing the Next Generation of Sales,
Gen Z/Millennial Cusp: An Exploration of Grit, Entrepreneurship, and
Loyalty,” Journal of Business-to-Business Marketing (26(1), 2019): 43.
7
Ibid, 44.
8
Deloitte, “The 2016 Deloitte Millennial Survey: Winning Over the
Next Generation of Leaders,”: 45. Accessed June 11, 2019, https: /
www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/global/Documents/
About-Deloitte/gx-millenial-survey-2016-exec-summary.pdf.
9
Ibid, 45.
10
Ibid.
11
Richard Fry and Kim Parker, “A Demographic Portrait of Today’s
6-21-Year Olds, From the Pew Research Center,” Phi Delta Kappan
(100(7), 2019): 13.
12
Jake Aguas, “The Rise of Generation Z,” Paper presentation at
Christian Business Faculty Association Conference, October, 2018, in
Chattanooga, TN.
13
Octavio Esqueda, “What Every Church Needs to Know About
Generation Z,” Talbot Magazine (November 14, 2018), 2.
14
Aguas, 18.
15
Ibid, 16.
16
Escueda, 3.
17
1 Cor. 10:31.
18
Dorothy L. Sayers, “Vocation in Work” in Callings: Twenty Centuries
of Christian Wisdom on Vocation, ed. William C. Placher (Grand Rapids:
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2005), 412.
19
R. Paul Stevens, Work Matters: Lessons from Scripture, (Grand Rapids:
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2012), 47.
20
Wayne Grudem, Business for the Glory of God (Wheaton: Crossway
Books, 2003), 17.
21
Phil. 2:4 ESV.
22
Mark A. Grimes and Robert H. Bennett III, “Christ-Centered
Leadership: God-Honoring Leadership for Committed Christians,”
Journal of Biblical Integration in Business (20(1), 2017): 24-35.
23
Bruce Wrenn, Harwood Hoover, Jr., and Jacquelyn Warwick, Scriptural
Foundations for Marketing (Berrien Springs: Andrews University Press,
2013), 6.
24
Ibid, 8.
25
Andy Crouch, Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling (Downers
Grove: IVP, 2008).
26
Ibid, 23.
27
Ibid, 24.
28
Ibid, 200.
29
Ibid, 201.
30
Jennifer Edson Escalas, “Imagine Yourself in the Product: Mental
Simulation, Narrative Transportation, and Persuasion,” Journal of
Consumer Research (29(4), 2003): 566-78.
31
Rom. 12:2.
32
Eileen Fischer, “If Not Now, When? The Timeliness of Developing a
Dialogue between Consumer Culture Theoretic and Macromarketing
Perspectives,” Journal of Macromarketing (39(1), 2019): 103.
33
Matt. 5:14.
34
Jennifer Edson Escalas and Barbara B. Stern, “Sympathy and
Empathy: Emotional Responses to Advertising Dramas,” Journal of
Consumer Research (29(4), 2003): 566-78.
35
Ibid, 566-78.
36
David Hagenbuch, Honorable Influence, (Glendora: Aldersgate Press,
2016), 14.
37
Ibid, 11.
38
Ibid, 16.
39
John Maxwell, Everyone Communicates Few Connect (Nashville:
Nelson Books, 2010), 3.
40
Ibid, 20.
41
Henry Cloud, Integrity (New York: HarperCollins Publishers, 2006),
34-35.
42
Ibid, 58-68.
43
Ibid, 45-73.
44
Ibid, 80-86.
45
David Hagenbuch, Honorable Influence, (Glendora: Aldersgate Press,
2016), 161.
46
John Maxwell, Everyone Communicates, Few Connect (Nashville:
Nelson Books, 2010), 3.
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