It’s the day after Election Day and pundits are striving to figure out what really mattered to voters this year. From Day 1 at IFWE, we have been...
Recently, I taught on some of the basic biblical principles on work in Gen. 1:28 and Gen. 2:15 that describe Adam and Eve as God’s coworkers. As I...
Ask people who their favorite composer is, and you will get everyone from the “artist formally known as Prince” to Beethoven. But ask who the best composer of...
When payday approaches, it can feel good to have the balance in my checking account rise. After the deposit is recorded, there comes a feeling of satisfaction about...
On my morning run, I catch first glimpses of seasonal beauty breaking through on the landscape. It’s early October, so I should not be surprised, but I’m still...
Entrepreneurship creates the opportunity for personal, individual flourishing. Flourish is one of my favorite words, probably because it enjoys a variety of dictionary definitions: To be in a...
Apparently, only 19 percent of the adult workforce can claim they are extremely satisfied by their work (Barna Group research in 2014). I’ve noticed today there are many...
One of the more remarkable developments in the workplace over the last several years has been the advent of technology allowing more and more workers to telecommute, or...
I am not uproariously excited about going back to work most Mondays, and I know I am not alone. We might take heart today by pondering one rather...
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