Throughout history, the Ten Commandments have been used as a framework for expounding all of our ethical responsibilities. For instance, John Calvin develops a substantial section of his...
The Bible talks about happiness, but defines it differently than our culture. When the Bible mentions happiness, it is speaking of something that is self-contained. The happiness the...
A lot has been written on our blog about common grace, so today I thought I’d let others do the talking. Here are seven solid quotes concerning common...
Today’s post is an excerpt from IFWE’s newest reading plan on YouVersion’s Bible App, Wholehearted: Living Life by the Greatest Commandment. Deep within us is a desire to...
The four-chapter gospel—Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration—is the story that frames our lives as Christians. From it we derive purpose, hope, and the individual calling God has placed on...
Does your faith in God touch every aspect of your life? Does it give deeper meaning to your vocation? Many of us operate daily with a gospel that...
I’ve always been intrigued by Luke’s account of Jesus’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem. It’s the beginning of Holy Week, what we usually call Palm Sunday. Luke records that...
Did you know there is a World Arm-Wrestling league? And that you can watch arm-wrestling matches on ESPN and its affiliated channels? Last year the grand prize for...
In IFWE’s new booklet, Wholehearted: A Biblical Look at the Greatest Commandment and Personal Wealth, Dr. Scott Redd, president and associate professor of Old Testament at the Washington,...
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