Aspiring to improve in your work can be genuinely healthy and God-honoring. Focusing on “climbing the ladder” can be a great hindrance to working unto the Lord and...
I learned of Vice President Joe Biden’s son’s death in church last Sunday. This was not the first time this family has gone through grief. In 1972, he...
If C.S. Lewis is the Protestant apologist beloved by both Catholics and Protestants, G.K. Chesterton is the Catholic apologist adored by both groups as well. Chesterton grew up...
I had a fascinating conversation with Janet Parshall this week on her show “In the Market with Janet Parshall.” She graciously invited me to come talk about IFWE’s...
One of the most important leadership skills is discerning what’s not there. My Bible reading plan carried me into Acts and Leviticus at the same time. Leviticus is...
Character starts with the little thoughts we think and the little actions we take. In a previous blog post on how to build character at work, we set...
Is character manifested in heroic actions? We might think it is, but what led up to the big choices was shaped by little choices made earlier. Character is...
Do you think fear has consequences? What are the consequences of fear at work? To some degree, the consequences of fear depend on the type of fear. But,...
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Acton U: “Sentimental Humanitarianism” Is the Worst Temptation in Our World Today
Dr. Samuel Gregg kicked off Acton University on Tuesday night in Grand Rapids with a lecture entitled “Truth, Reason, and the Quest for Equality.” According to him, the...