My daughters love musical theater. Thus it is no surprise that over the Christmas holiday we found ourselves at the cinema in a full theater watching Into...
“Even for many Christians, work is often only a means to an end…. They have also been misled by the sacred/secular distinction, which teaches that working in the...
Leaders inevitably find themselves in difficult situations. There are hard decisions. There are failures and weaknesses where people demand answers. There are times when you don’t have answers...
Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and make a profit”—...
Editor’s note: Today we introduce Austin Burkhart, the newest contributor to the IFWE blog. He is the founder of ONE2 Conferences, a faith and work event for college...
The New Year’s resolution is an old tradition that has become a greater source of satire than an actual practice for most people. Take gym memberships, for example....
Editor’s note: Today we introduce Carolyn McCulley, the newest contributor to the IFWE blog. She is the founder of CityGate Films. In addition to her film work, she...
The Millennial generation’s attitudes toward work and relationships are often in the limelight. In particular, they’re characterized as being highly motivated to find meaningful work and unwilling to...
A few weeks ago, when celebrating Reformation Day, I wrote about the impact Martin Luther has had on restoring the doctrine of vocation to the church. In addition...
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