The United States is one of the most economically free countries in the world, but it might not stay that way for long. The U.S. has dropped from...
It happened more than a month ago, so it has largely shifted out of the public eye. However, the long-term effects of a tragic plane crash in the...
One of the most important leadership skills is discerning what’s not there. My Bible reading plan carried me into Acts and Leviticus at the same time. Leviticus is...
The other day, I talked to someone who explained their friend’s career by saying that, “She’s going to China to be a tent-maker and teach at a school.”...
Character starts with the little thoughts we think and the little actions we take. In a previous blog post on how to build character at work, we set...
Mother’s Day is accompanied by certain predictable rituals: breakfast in bed, homemade cards, brunch, flowers, and many other activities. Of the 6.5 billion greeting cards Americans purchase annually,...
You are probably familiar with China’s one-child policy enacted in 1980 as strategy to remedy social, economic, and environmental problems in China. Now Myanmar is trying to approve...
I was reviewing some of my personal journals and found an entry from October 1998: I don’t know if I can keep up this pace. Yesterday I had...
Do politics and public life have anything to do with God? That’s the question Vincent Bacote, associate professor of theology at Wheaton College and an IFWE guest contributor,...
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