Editor’s Note: As we celebrate Veterans Day (Nov. 11), IFWE would like to honor all those who have sacrificially served our nation to secure and defend freedom. Today’s...
Do you know what’s great about a jigsaw puzzle? You always know what it’s supposed to look like in the end. When you start a puzzle, you open...
The following article is an excerpt from an essay by theologian Wayne Grudem and economist Barry Asmus in IFWE’s new book Counting the Cost: Christian Perspectives on Capitalism....
Conversations about poverty and the alleviation of poverty tend to focus on providing material resources to meet the needs of the poor. There is certainly a need for...
As America celebrates Halloween, many here and overseas celebrate an anniversary that changed the world. October 31, 1517 marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation, which brought change...
This month we celebrate the five-hundredth anniversary of the posting of Martin Luther’s 95 Theses on the church door in Wittenberg, an event that unintentionally ignited what we...
I’ve heard a thought-provoking statement repeated in some Christian circles: Caring for the poor is too big for the church. Is this true? How are Christians to think...
As we discussed last week, the U.S. dropped from the second most economically free country in the world in 2000 to the eighteenth in 2012 and is currently...
Was Jesus a socialist or capitalist? The Bible essentially says, “Neither.” Yet, we can’t leave these ideas unexamined. Christians are called by God to love our neighbor well....
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