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We live in a strange paradox. Our cultural narratives are comprised of concepts like “rugged individualism,” “pull yourself up by your bootstraps,” and “every man for himself.” Independence...
We’re in the middle of exploring how the church can respond to today’s technological advances. Today we want to look at the positive changes being brought about by...
Last week I began discussing the exponential growth of technology and how Christian leaders can respond to the technology of the future by recognizing biblical truths that, unlike...
“You don’t have to go to church to be a Christian.” This is something I saw posted on Facebook (go figure). Most of us have heard this statement...
Last year I wrote about the massive leadership opportunity for the church resulting from many cultural changes headed our way. One of these major developments is the growth...
When you have a master’s degree in economics, you get excited when you find economic concepts in unexpected places. Not everyone shares your enthusiasm. Case in point: the...
My church has recently started focusing more on how it can get involved in poverty alleviation in our community and also on a national and global scale. Our...
As IFWE enters its fifth year, we are excited about the things God has in store for us. Before I talk about the year ahead, though, I’d like...
Am I the only one struggling to keep Christ at the center of my Christmas? I can’t be the only one. (If you are, too, you’re not alone)....
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