The Institute for Faith, Work & Economics would like to honor, today, the work of our outgoing blog editor and communications manager, Greg Ayers. For more than four...
Approximately $100 billion is donated to the American church annually, yet America is still plagued with homelessness, poverty, poor education systems, inadequate health care, and more. People often...
The dominion we are given by God is powerful. We exercise this dominion through our work (Gen. 2:15). To do our work to the utmost glory of God,...
When we are introduced to someone, what is one of the first questions we ask? “What do you do?” When we ask this question, what we really mean...
We read in Genesis that God created the heavens and the earth out of nothing and that all he had made was good (Gen. 1:4, 10, 12, 18,...
Why do we do good things? Why do we carry out acts of love and charity? Conversely, why do we make bad decisions or choose to do evil...
I read an interesting fact the other day in sociologist Rodney Stark’s book, The Rise of Christianity. Stark claims that Christianity’s 40 percent growth per decade during the...
I’m often asked for concrete illustrations of biblical flourishing. One of my favorites is found in Numbers 6:24-26: The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make...
At the beginning of the month, Fraser Nelson, a columnist with The Spectator, asked, “Around the world, poverty is collapsing. Why is that so hard to believe?” As...
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