Everyone loves a comeback story. And for people of faith who sometimes feel in exile in contemporary society, nothing fires the imagination as much as someone reconnecting to...
Are you certain you are ready to go back to work? For many of us, the current season is full of great eagerness and anticipation. Perhaps you’ve been...
Pete Wehner, a gifted writer, thinker, and senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, recently wrote a great op-ed in the New York Times on C.S....
The past month has drastically narrowed the field of vision for millions of professionals in the United States. When the lockdowns began, there was a sense of deep...
Churches often teach people about “financial stewardship”—seeing the resources they possess as belonging to God and thus accountable to him for their disposal. Churches need to do better...
We spend the majority of our daily waking hours at work. Sometimes work seems like all we do. The endless cycle can be daunting, exhausting, or boring. We...
“Honey, I’ll be glad to stop by the store on the way home from work and pick that up for you.” I am not able to say this...
Beauty is one of those “contested” words. For many in the art world, it is a bad word, implying one group of people knows better than another. For...
Editor’s Note: On “Flashback Friday,” we publish some of IFWE’s former posts that are worth revisiting. This post was first published on November 14, 2014. While this year’s...
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