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We applaud business that does good for society, especially those who need a hand. Companies that put people above profits, and principles over prices. But who determines what's moral when America is so divided on what's right vs. wrong? Tim Keller addresses this question and 3 other ways that faith intersects and shapes our work.

A recent study discovered 33 percent of people would switch companies if they knew they would receive more empathy, yet this topic isn't given much attention in business schools. Showing concern doesn't mean we solve everyone's problems, but that we help bear their burdens. The Bible speaks often on this topic and makes clear that this is God's will for us.

Sadly, the vast majority of our work relationships are superficial - there's little if any personal investment. After all, we're here to do business, not socialize. But where will this lead us? And what will it leave us?

The global marketplace often experiences tumultuous, often unexpected shifts. Economic upheaval seems to touch every individual, company and industry at some point. So what's the key to weathering these storms?