In his book How Then Should We Work: Rediscovering the Biblical Doctrine of Work, Hugh Whelchel writes, The separation of faith and calling by Christians through the loss...
If properly understood, our vocations can help Christians impact our communities, our cities, and our world by helping restore the culture to the glory of God. – Hugh...
Does free enterprise lead to an ugly consumerist culture? For many critics, the modern market economy is not a pretty sight. People hear “free enterprise” and think urban...
Offering relevant news, analysis, and opinion on all things faith, work, and economics. What makes works “Christian?”: J.D. Greear offers five biblical qualities of true Christian work. Making...
Growing up in an evangelical household, I noticed tension between secular culture and Christianity. There was secular music and there was Christian music. There was Harry Potter, and...
The 21st century is the age of story, and few have shaped the narrative of our age like novelist and political philosopher Ayn Rand. Rand’s novel Atlas Shrugged...
I’ve been thinking a lot about a question Hugh Whelchel asked in a recent post about how God intends for our work to be transformative: The Christian who...
Ed. Note: Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Also, in yesterday’s post, the story of David and his mighty men was presented...
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IFWE’s Midweek Memo – 03.21.13
Offering relevant news, opinion, and analysis on all things faith, work, and economics. The Duck Commander’s Business as Mission Acton Institute …the popular A&E series Duck Dynasty, focusing...