Podcast appearances and mentions of dave hataj

Heather Zeiger of the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity addressed a new report from HHS that, like similar comprehensive studies in other countries, point to the weak scientific foundations of so-called pediatric, gender-affirming therapies. She also looks at a ALS patient who is able to communicate thanks to neuralink implants and AI.  Dave Hataj of Craftsman of Character shares about how manufacturing industries are hungry for young people who have good ethics, as well as good abilities. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

According to Dave Hataj, founder of Craftsman with Character, and CEO of a gear manufacturing business, 65% of high school graduates will not go to college. Yet, manufacturers, and craftsmen, don't have enough young people to fill their open positions.   Dave realized that with training, encouragement, and bringing clarity of purpose to these young adults, ... The post Craftsman with Character appeared first on Unconventional Business Network.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Biblical Leadership at Work podcast, host Jason Woodard interviews Dave Hataj, second-generation owner of Edgerton Gear. Dave shares his journey from machinist to ministry and back to the family business, developing a refined and biblical perspective on work and leadership.Dave is passionate about manufacturing and founded a nonprofit to educate young people about trade opportunities. He authored "Good Work: How Blue Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World."Discover Dave's spiritual disciplines, leadership principles, and the Craftsman with Character initiative, designed to transform high school students' lives through character development and skilled trades mentorship. Tune in to learn how biblical values can be integrated into leadership and business for a significant impact.Dave's LinkedIn Craftsman With CharacterGood Work book Video of podcast Support the Show.Be sure to rate and follow our podcast!

In this episode, we hear from our friend Dave Hataj. Dave is a second-generation machinist and owner of Edgerton Gear in Edgerton, WI. Dave's story is a common one, leaving town to pursue something bigger and better, only to end up back in his hometown, leading the family business. The journey has certainly had considerable heartache, but Dave's faithfulness and grit has led to a life more fulfilling than he ever could have imagined, running a gear shop and serving his community. This episode will encourage and inspire each of us as we're reminded that all work unto God is sacred work.   Good Work – Link to book Craftsman with Character

How good jobs are saving the lives of 20-somethings at his company, why our definition of “kingdom work” needs to expand beyond saving souls, and how to plant a desire for goodness and truth that ultimately leads to Christ.--Pre-order The Sacredness of Secular Work today and you could win an epic trip for two to celebrate the sacredness of your “secular” work in a castle, vineyard, cathedral, and more! Entering to win is simple: Step 1: Pre-order the book on Amazon or one of these other retailersStep 2: Fill out this formNO PURCHASE NECESSARY. US Residents, 18+. Visit jordanraynor.com for full rules, entry steps (incl alternate entry), prize details, odds & other info. Void where prohibited.--Links Mentioned:PhantastesA God Named Josh: Uncovering the Human Life of Jesus Christ (A Documentarian's Historical & Illuminating Biography― Get to Know the Human Side of Our Lord & Glimpse the Miracle of the Incarnation)Jesus, the Master Psychologist: Listen to HimCork O'Connor Mystery SeriesThis Tender LandCharles Martin BooksOliver AnthonyJohn Cain on LinkedInThe Sacredness of Secular Work: 4 Ways Your Job Matters for Eternity (Even When You're Not Sharing the Gospel)Jordan Raynor

How will America rebuild its domestic manufacturing power if work is derided and the tradecrafts are deemed "less worthy" pursuits? And what does all that have to do with discipleship?Dr. Dave Hataj, President of Edgerton Gear joins Raymond and Dennis to talk brilliantly about the disciple's calling in our duty of work. And Dave has a story to tell: His young adult life and struggles became the road to discipleship. Dave founded "Craftsman with Character" to help young workers see and develop their roles, purpose and meaning through their manufacturing excellence. Today we'll explore:- Dave's own story- How his book "Good Work" became a roadmap for purpose and meaning- The identity and meaning found as a "workman not ashamed" - How deconstruction and capitalism are part of a disciple's life- Dave's advice to leaders in manufacturingJoin us at The Disciple Dilemma for videos, blogs and more conversation about the "hack" facing Western discipleship!

Dave Hataj talks about his journey as an owner of a manufacturing business and how he's finding joy in helping a future generation of workers find purpose in their work.

Revolutionizing Blue-Collar Education Exceptional guest Dave Hataj, owner of Edgerton Gear, joins us to share his inspiring journey, from his humble beginnings as a journeyman machinist to leading a successful family business. Although he never thought would be his path in life. Dave's Craftsman with Character program is an unconventional educational model, tailored for students who flourish in hands-on environments. The opportunity to job shadow for four days a week, and dedicated time for character development, soft skills, and worldview education has invigorated their workforce and opened doors for previously overlooked students. We dive deep into the complexities of bridging the gap between businesses and schools, and the necessity of rallying support for such innovative initiatives. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the profound global impact one idea can have. 3:40 - Dave talks about how he never wanted to run the family business or live in Wisconsin.7:34 - Dave began studying the issue of students who don't necessarily fit into the traditional school model and this eventually led him to create Craftsman with Character.12:50 - Daves program has created a 100% success rate. The program is now growing beyond his town and even the US Navy is looking at working with Dave to implement this in their organization. 25:00 - The confidence and pride that come out of these students when they finish with the program is extraordinary. Steve Doyle:WebsiteLinkedInEmailBrad Herda:WebsiteLinkedInEmailDave Hataj:Company WebsiteCraftman with CharacterThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our weekly theme: "God and Work", and we discussed how we use our God-Given skills. What is the unique skill God has given you, and what have you done with that skill? The scripture references were Exodus 35 and 36. Our special guest was Dave Hataj (president and owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc.). He is a tradesman, pastor, and author of "Good Work: How Blue Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World". Dave shared his testimony and his heart for the blue collar work force; plus, details about his Craftsman with Character curriculum available for high schools, military, and trade programs. Hear the highlights of today's program on the Karl and Crew Showcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LiveWise Academy's Joel Penton talks about how groups and churches can offer religion release time to public school students off campus during school hours to help bolster kid's faith and reach others and their families with the Gospel. Dave Hataj, author of "Good Work" and "Craftsman with Character" talks about God's calling among blue collar workers and the urgent need for craftsmen and women of integrity. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

The Washington Stand's Ben Johnson recounts that sad story of a person who tried to medically transition only to lose a child she would have wanted. Dave Hataj, author of "Good Work" and "Craftsman with Character" talks about God's calling among blue collar workers and the urgent need for craftsmen and women of integrity. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Do you have enough Qualified Leads for your business?Check out: https://www.greenhousemedia.agency/ Christians can be put into 2 groups... Those that point out all the faults in the world, and those that use their gifts and talents to do something about it.Dave Hataj followed a prompting from the Lord to go back to his family business and change the toxic culture. He went on to change the culture in his community, industry and now the nation.This episode is a wonderful example of a Kingdom entrepreneur using his gifts and talents to bring heaven to earth.

The Faith & Work Podcast continues its feature of "Who are the people in your neighborhood?" In this episode, we interview Dave Hataj, president of Edgerton Gear, a precision machine shop that combines old-world craftsmanship with new-world technology. Listen in as we discuss the difference it can make when you shift from thinking about your work as just a job to treating it as a craft.

Dr. Davis and Jonathan are joined by Dr. Dave Hataj, president of Edgerton Gear in Edgerton, Wisconsin. Hataj has built a sustainable workforce in his family business and established a mentorship program. Hataj's book, Good WorkThe Craftsman's Code -----Follow @maranathaedu on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Subscribe to Maranatha On Mission on YouTube. Learn more about Maranatha mbu.edu.For more episodes, visit mbu.edu/podcast.

On this episode, Dave Hataj and M. Kevin Davis share how to create a mentoring culture that builds a sustainable workforce for years to come.  Dave Hataj is president and co-owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc., a second -generation family business in rural Wisconsin where he has worked for over 30 years. He is a Journeyman machinist, has a BA from the University of California, Irvine, a Masters of Christian Studies from Regent College in Vancouver BC, and a doctorate from Bakke Graduate University, developing a curriculum called Craftsman with Character. The course introduces high school students to the trades and manufacturing as an excellent career path, while developing character and soft skills. He is the author of Good Work: How Blue Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World. (Moody Publishers April 2020)  Dave's website: https://www.craftsmanwithcharacter.org/   M. Kevin Davis has been turning the gears of a quick lube for almost three decades. As the President and COO of Fast Change Lube & Oil, he has built and operated more than 24 locations in four states. Kevin is a person of strong faith, a devoted husband and father, an entrepreneur, an international speaker, trainer, and executive coach. He's the author of The Quick Lube Expert: Gear up to Drive Success in the Oil Change and Automotive Preventative Maintenance Industry.  Kevin's website: https://www.quicklubeexpert.com/   Christianity in Business is the show that helps Christian business leaders to integrate biblical values into business. | Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Nonprofit | Church | Author | Startups | Marketplace | Ministry | Business as Mission | Faith and Work | Faith | Success | Leadership | www.ChristianityInBusiness.com 

On this episode, Dave Hataj and M. Kevin Davis share how to create a mentoring culture that builds a sustainable workforce for years to come.  Dave Hataj is president and co-owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc., a second -generation family business in rural Wisconsin where he has worked for over 30 years. He is a Journeyman machinist, has a BA from the University of California, Irvine, a Masters of Christian Studies from Regent College in Vancouver BC, and a doctorate from Bakke Graduate University, developing a curriculum called Craftsman with Character. The course introduces high school students to the trades and manufacturing as an excellent career path, while developing character and soft skills. He is the author of Good Work: How Blue Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World. (Moody Publishers April 2020)  Dave's website: https://www.craftsmanwithcharacter.org/   M. Kevin Davis has been turning the gears of a quick lube for almost three decades. As the President and COO of Fast Change Lube & Oil, he has built and operated more than 24 locations in four states. Kevin is a person of strong faith, a devoted husband and father, an entrepreneur, an international speaker, trainer, and executive coach. He's the author of The Quick Lube Expert: Gear up to Drive Success in the Oil Change and Automotive Preventative Maintenance Industry.  Kevin's website: https://www.quicklubeexpert.com/   Christianity in Business is the show that helps Christian business leaders to integrate biblical values into business. | Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Nonprofit | Church | Author | Startups | Marketplace | Ministry | Business as Mission | Faith and Work | Faith | Success | Leadership | www.ChristianityInBusiness.com 

What kind of degree do you think you need to succeed in life? A high school degree, trade or business degree? College degree? Monday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dave Hataj, a machinist with a doctoral degree, draws on the stories of his business, teaching us how to cultivate true inner goodness, meaning, and mission at work—no matter what you do. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, Dave Hataj shares the long and difficult process he went through to rebuild his manufacturing company's culture on Christian values.     Dave Hataj is president and co-owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc., a second -generation family business in rural Wisconsin where he has worked for over 30 years. Dave has developed a culture that empowers people to make decisions that affect their work, and that creates a vision in employees for the significant contribution they make to the world through their calling in their workplace.  He is a Journeyman machinist, has a BA from University of California, Irvine, a Masters of Christian Studies from Regent College in Vancouver BC, and a doctorate from Bakke Graduate University, developing a curriculum called Craftsman with Character. The course introduces high school students to the trades and manufacturing as an excellent career path, while developing character and soft skills.  He is the author of Good Work: How Blue Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World. (Moody Publishers April 2020)  www.craftsmanwithcharacter.org  http://www.edgertongear.com/   Christianity in Business is the show that helps Christian business leaders to integrate biblical values into business. | Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Nonprofit | Church | Author | Startups | Marketplace | Ministry | Business as Mission | Faith and Work | Faith | Success | Leadership | www.ChristianityInBusiness.com 

On this episode, Dave Hataj shares the long and difficult process he went through to rebuild his manufacturing company's culture on Christian values.     Dave Hataj is president and co-owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc., a second -generation family business in rural Wisconsin where he has worked for over 30 years. Dave has developed a culture that empowers people to make decisions that affect their work, and that creates a vision in employees for the significant contribution they make to the world through their calling in their workplace.  He is a Journeyman machinist, has a BA from University of California, Irvine, a Masters of Christian Studies from Regent College in Vancouver BC, and a doctorate from Bakke Graduate University, developing a curriculum called Craftsman with Character. The course introduces high school students to the trades and manufacturing as an excellent career path, while developing character and soft skills.  He is the author of Good Work: How Blue Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World. (Moody Publishers April 2020)  www.craftsmanwithcharacter.org  http://www.edgertongear.com/   Christianity in Business is the show that helps Christian business leaders to integrate biblical values into business. | Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Nonprofit | Church | Author | Startups | Marketplace | Ministry | Business as Mission | Faith and Work | Faith | Success | Leadership | www.ChristianityInBusiness.com 

At the ripe old age of five, Dave Hataj started working in the family business, Edgerton Gear, Inc. Although he was labeled as not being “college material,” Dave was hesitant to settle into a life of working in the gear business. However, as he wrestled with what he was meant to do with his life, … Continue reading Celebrating Our Blue-Collar Workers The post Celebrating Our Blue-Collar Workers appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.

At the ripe old age of five, Dave Hataj started working in the family business, Edgerton Gear, Inc. Although he was labeled as not being “college material,” Dave was hesitant to settle into a life of working in the gear business. However, as he wrestled with what he was meant to do with his life, God spoke to him in a way that changed his trajectory… not by taking him out of the business but by showing him that the business was his ministry. There are so many golden nuggets in this interview, and we can't wait for you to listen and hear all that God has been doing through the work of Dave Hataj!“Community” and “purpose” are two topics near and dear to Dave. You can learn about Dave's ministry at craftsmanwithcharacter.org when you listen to this week's show.  Oh, and we are giving away a copy of Dave's book Good Work: How Blue-Collar Business Can Change Lives, Communities, and the World to 5 listeners! To enter to win, simply call our listener line at 866-713-9675.Guests: Dave HatajMinistry/ Workplace: Edgerton Gear, Inc.; Craftsman with CharacterSponsored by GiANT https://GiANT.tv/iWork4Him

On this best-of edition Dave Hataj, author of “Good Work,” talks about his Craftsman with Character program that helps those in trade schools apply Biblical virtues during their training. Frank Viola, author of “Hang On, Let Go,” unpacks having faith that is developed through trials and not destroyed by them.

On this best-of edition Dave Hataj, author of “Good Work,” talks about his Craftsman with Character program that helps those in trade schools apply Biblical virtues during their training. Frank Viola, author of “Hang On, Let Go,” unpacks having faith that is developed through trials and not destroyed by them.

Dave Hataj, author of "Good Work," talks about his Craftsman with Character program that helps those in trade schools apply Biblical virtues in their training.  Cultural Research Center's George Barna looks at the research about what people mean when they self-identify as a Christian.

Dave Hataj, author of "Good Work," talks about his Craftsman with Character program that helps those in trade schools apply Biblical virtues in their training.  Cultural Research Center's George Barna looks at the research about what people mean when they self-identify as a Christian.

Our culture often paints a narrative that certain vocations are more important than others.  The Church also has influenced how we understand our vocation and calling, sometimes in incorrect ways.  Dave Hataj is the president and owner of Edgerton Gears, Inc. and helps to shed light on how God's goodness can be seen in everyday work, including the manufacturing of gears.  Through his story Dave shares how we can and should follow Jesus in our vocations.  

What kind of degree do you think you need to succeed in life?  A high school degree, trade or business degree?  College degree?  Monday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dave Hataj, a machinist with a doctoral degree, draws on the stories of his business, teaching us how to cultivate true inner goodness, meaning, and mission at work—no matter what you do.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s Guests Peter Kapsner – 50 Shades of Truth Many people nowadays do not know a pastor to marry them or a pastor to bury them. Therefore, more people outside of the pastorate have taken on the job of doing both; Peter and Carmen explain. Dave Hataj – Author of “Good Work” “Good Work: How […] The post More Non-Ministers Being Asked to Officiate Weddings | Working Blue Collar for God’s Glory and Others Benefit appeared first on The Reconnect with Carmen | Engaging Culture from a Christian Worldview.

Peter Kapsner responds to an article about how many young couples are looking for friends and loved ones to officiate their weddings, not ministers.  Machine shop owner Dave Hataj, author of "Good Work," talks about how the Gospel and Kingdom principles can transform a blue collar workplace.

Peter Kapsner responds to an article about how many young couples are looking for friends and loved ones to officiate their weddings, not ministers.  Machine shop owner Dave Hataj, author of "Good Work," talks about how the Gospel and Kingdom principles can transform a blue collar workplace.

Gears are among the most foundational parts of machines, ranging from food delivery equipment to medical devices. While we all may recognize the prevalence of gears, how many of us know that manufacturing gear is almost like surgery? Yes, that's the kind of precision and expertise required to manufacture gears. Manufacturing them could even be more difficult if you are dealing with a customer who doesn't fully understand the engineering behind them.In today's episode, we have our guest Dave Hataj, who describes the role gears play in our society. He also describes the manufacturing process of gears and the nuances associated with it. Finally, he shares several stories related to gear manufacturing and procurement.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

Jordan Raynor sits down with Dave Hataj, Owner of Edgerton Gear, Inc., to talk about what it means for our work that Jesus talked far more about his Kingdom than about “being saved,” how apprenticeships give you wisdom, while info products give you knowledge, and what Scripture says about our work lasting into eternity.Links Mentioned:Jordan RaynorMaster of OneDave HatajEdgerton Gear, Inc.Good WorkThe Road Back to YouThe Fisherman's Lady / The Marquis' SecretJordan Raynor's Bookshelf