Tag: Character & Virtue

A while back, I wrote about five activities illustrating how prosperous we are, even though we never think about these activies this way. Things like eating ice cream,...

What does being free in Christ mean for building a flourishing society? That’s the question Art Lindsley answers in IFWE’s latest booklet, Free Indeed: Living Life in Light...

One of my seminary professors recently referred to gratitude as “an overlooked apologetic.” With this he posed a vital question: “What if the world was inundated with Christians...

Some days are just gray. We find ourselves doing tasks that, compared to our ideal job or our perception of others’ jobs, are simply mundane. On days like...

Have you achieved all you wanted to this summer? Yeah, I haven’t, either, though I’ve done a lot. I always make a lot of plans (sometimes too many)....

Throughout my traveling and various speaking engagements, I often hear similar questions and challenges. I often get questions – and objections – around the idea that all of...

Watching the Olympics and viewing all the athletes and their amazing feats spurred on by top-notch competition reminds me of 1 Corinthians 9:24, one of my favorite verses...

The culture of a workplace influences the satisfaction of the people who work there. What is culture in this context? The values, attitudes, and actions of people from...

The Bible talks about happiness, but defines it differently than our culture. When the Bible mentions happiness, it is speaking of something that is self-contained. The happiness the...

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