While I was speaking on faith and work at a conference, someone asked, “Aren’t you just talking about works righteousness?” I assured them I wasn’t, but I can...
I was reminded of something of major theological importance at work this week. It was something I had taken for granted and had not given much thought to....
Vocation, meaning “calling,” can come in unexpected forms. For women, especially, we find that our callings are not monolithic, but an organic collection of intertwining roles, various callings...
There isn’t a formula for success in leadership, but there is a paradigm to align your leadership work with God’s direction. Answer these three questions daily: Who is...
We live in a time when religious liberty is more threatened than at any time in living memory. While courts and commentators turn frequently to Thomas Jefferson and...
Armed with Stanford undergraduate and MBA degrees and a fairly new Christian faith, I founded a business in the mid-1970s with $5,000 and a grocery bag of computer...
I looked at the stiff, gaudy gold couch, quickly convinced myself I could like it, and handed the owner half of her asking price until I could come...
It is part of human development that people from every generation must come to terms with and decide what to accept from the faith traditions they inherit from...
In the early 21st century, there are few ideas that can be identified as universal. Few ideas span multiple disciplines of human knowledge, from philosophy to economics, from...
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