The Bible gives us many rich resources to help us understand how to reweave shalom. One is found in the book of Daniel as four young Hebrew exiles,...
A full evaluation of capitalism and consumerism requires a consideration of the scriptural values informing our use of wealth and possessions. The record on the productive capabilities of...
When my son was younger, he watched The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything, a Veggie Tales movie, all the time. A royal family needs rescuing from an evil...
“How, then, will the story of human history end?” asks Tim Keller in his classic, The Reason for God. He then answers the question by describing what takes...
I once attended a church conference in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and the central idea of the evening sermon was that we serve a “slow cooking God.” Throughout the...
IFWE has written a lot over the years in our books and blogs about the impact of Martin Luther, not only in the sphere of work but also...
Over the past few months, we have worked through various blog articles to determine what the New Testament reveals about God and his Kingdom. This built on the...
We have been examining God’s vision of shalom through the lens of the four-chapter gospel. Previous posts have discussed God’s original creative vision for shalom in community, how...
I once heard a lecture by Dr. Timothy Keller where he was speaking to students at Wheaton College. In this lecture he referenced a man who had lost...
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