Fear and uncertainty have never been the garments of the faithful. Most Christian business leaders who attend church on Sunday have yet to experience the transformational impact of...
How can Christians learn from history to best serve the poor? The competing paradigms within evangelical thought on poverty alleviation can best be distinguished by the voluntary principle...
Many people feel overwhelmed, slumped, and disillusioned over politics. Maybe you sense an internal tangle of anxiety and anger about impending election results. Breaking news delivers latest polls...
Most people would say that a business exists to produce shareholders’ value, or profits. This is a true statement of sorts, but can a nation thrive with this...
As I sat in my office, I asked myself, “How can I serve two masters?” This was the question that rang through my head constantly during my time...
Fall is a busy time of year with work, school, travel, and other activities for individuals and families. Time for pleasure reading may be slim, but podcasts are...
Author’s note: This is part two of an article that will explore the long conversation Moses had with God at the burning bush. Moses expressed five doubts about...
We recently discussed some of the most commonly cited potential causes of the recent rise in income and wealth inequality. I concluded that article with the comment that...
To find joy in work is to discover the fountain of youth. – Pearl S. Buck You may react to this quote in one of several ways. Some...
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