The Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE) is committed to being Mission True. If you listened to our interview with Chris Horst, the co-author of Mission Drift...
If someone were to ask me as a kid who my favorite character in the Bible (besides Jesus) was, I would have said Noah, David, or even Shadrach,...
Work, rather than being a source of dread and a cause of loathing, can bring delight and joy if we do it right. Part of “doing it right”...
Dear Millennial Women: You can’t have it all, not even close. This is a message that is difficult to swallow because it flies in the face of the...
We live in a strange paradox. Our cultural narratives are comprised of concepts like “rugged individualism,” “pull yourself up by your bootstraps,” and “every man for himself.” Independence...
America’s unofficial poverty program for most of the nation’s history could be called, in a word, “liberty.” In spite of a horrendous civil war, half a dozen economic...
Chances are that if you’ve attended a church for a significant period of time or read the Bible extensively, you’ve come across the term “stewardship.” You’ve probably learned...
If I make a profit off something I sold, how is it that the person I sold the item to is also better off? Shouldn’t one of us...
Then God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in...
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