In their book, When Helping Hurts, Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert write, At its core, the health-and-wealth gospel teaches that God rewards increasing levels of faith with greater...
Income inequality is a big issue these days. It’s going to be one of the main topics of the president’s State of the Union speech on January 28th....
Martin Luther King Day is an opportunity to celebrate the life of a man who worked tirelessly against racial segregation. It’s a time to remember how the persistence...
If foreign aid is not necessarily the best approach to economic development because it muddles incentives and is ineffective, what are our alternatives? Can we help those trapped...
In case you missed it – here are the highlights of this week’s blog posts. Working Together – In the Church and in the Market R. Mark Isaac...
On Wednesday, the mayor of Washington, DC signed a minimum wage hike into law. This means that the minimum wage will rise in increments until it hits $11.50...
Is the national debt immoral? This is the question on the minds of many Christians lately. Christianity Today recently asked three thought leaders – David Gushee, Gary Moore,...
Here’s a new video from LearnLiberty that shows how both well-intentioned and not-so-well-intentioned ideas can guarantee poverty. Watch the video to find out how we can reduce poverty...
If you started at the bottom, how likely are you to reach the top? A new study by the Equality of Opportunity Project mapped the chance of upward...
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