Paul David Tripp, in his book, Parenting: 14 Gospel Principles That Can Radically Change Your Family, states, “God doesn’t call able people to do important things.” At first...
The Prophet Jeremiah wrote to the Jewish exiles in Babylon to “seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile. Pray...
What is the relationship between common grace and business? To explore that question, the Calvin College Business Department and the Acton Institute co-sponsored the Symposium on Common Grace...
Upon moving to Virginia after four years in New York City, I understand the difficulty of finding a NYC bagel outside the city. I’ve read all the theories...
Almost everyone knows the story of the first Thanksgiving. They know of the terrible winter of 1621, in which almost half of the Plymouth Bay Colony died. They’ve...
I am an intensely independent person. I take pride in being able to solve my problems and the problems of others. As you might imagine, a common theme...
In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps (Prov. 16:9) It was George Washington who, in his first year as president, originally set...
Income inequality is a fact of economic life. People are born with different gifts, and they choose to pursue them differently in the marketplace. As such, our gifts...
At their core, people are all basically the same. Whether we’re believers in Christ or not, we are all God’s image bearers and also sinners, not perfect. Being...
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