Tag: Character & Virtue

People want to flourish. Aristotle surmised that the most basic longing people have is for eudaimonia, usually translated as happiness but perhaps better understood as contentedness of mind...

Christians in the workplace often face difficult issues relating to the tension between faith and the public square. We don’t leave our beliefs outside when we enter the...

Losing your job stinks. Getting fired, laid off, or going bankrupt – the form it takes doesn’t matter. It feels terrible. Uncertainty and shame sometimes go hand in...

Think of the person at work that gets on your nerves. Sometimes they use their speakerphone in the cube farm. Other times, they seem to undermine every suggestion...

Today’s holiday presents us with an opportunity to reflect on the biblical view of freedom and its implications for our lives. Freedom in the Bible begins as inner...

“Obsession with leadership is anti-gospel. ‘The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.’...

I’ve heard from a lot of our readers since writing about how Jesus shows us true power comes from being salt and light. After reading that post, a...

Generosity is a virtue well known to Christians, if not always lived out. The Bible teaches us in many verses to be generous to those in need (2...

Over the last few months, I’ve talked to many Christians who fear they are living in a world that is spinning out of control – especially during a...

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