In the sixteenth century, Nicolaus Copernicus theorized that the earth was not the center of the universe. He was quickly condemned as a heretic by both the Catholic...
We long for love, joy, and truth. And yet, we often feel the pressures of the workplace require us to hide and misrepresent the truth. In 1 Corinthians...
It’s easy to misunderstand the notion of income inequality if we do not understand income mobility—the movement of individuals toward earning higher incomes and accumulating more wealth over...
Mother’s Day at church can be a sensitive time for women. My pastor is always intentional in expressing kindness to a variety of groups of women on that...
Dry-cleaning, grocery shopping, meal-prepping, lunch-packing, laundry, gifts for birthdays, holidays, and special occasions. I can never fully check these things off my list, and this is just the...
Editor’s note: There’s no doubt about it, mothers play a significant role in contributing to human flourishing. In honor’s of Mother’s Day, the IFWE blog is focusing this...
Today is the National Day of Prayer, a day designated by Congress in 1952 to urge Americans “to turn to God in prayer and meditation.” The theme this...
What are my twenties for? It’s a question of purpose, significance, and direction; rife with tension and anxiety, full of your own expectations and those of parents, churches,...
Albert Einstein once said, “Any fool can know. The point is to understand.” So, Mr. Einstein, what’s the difference between knowing and understanding? What about wisdom? Whatever his...
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