There is something missing from our approach to addressing poverty and bringing about freedom, fulfillment, and flourishing for the world. What’s the missing ingredient? In their new book...
Every time an employer discovered Fadzai Nhamo was HIV positive, the door shut. “Life was difficult for me when I came to Harare,” Fadzai said. When Fadzai speaks,...
Next month the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics is launching its first edited volume, For the Least of These: A Biblical Answer to Poverty. I author a...
Have you ever heard that our well-being is threatened by overpopulation? That we must choose between the planet and the people? It’s a myth that has been around...
Why have societies like the Soviet Union or present-day Zimbabwe led to so much human suffering? One foundational reason for the collapse of so many of these countries...
“Who’s looking after the poor when the machete is coming after them?” Gary Haugen, President and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM), asked this question in a live...
Income inequality is once again at the forefront of conversation for many people. As Jay Richards and Elise Amyx wrote on Monday, the subject is receiving renewed emphasis...
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...
Amidst our many debates concerning how to best help the poor, it’s easy to forget why we are helping in the first place. Of course, as Lord Brian...
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