In my last article, we explored how God reveals his presence through creation as well as through arts and culture. Additionally, we learned that we can use our...
Psalm 119:64 (ESV) declares, “The earth, O Lord, is full of your steadfast love (chesed).” A walk through a forest or in an art museum lets us experience...
One of the things I’ve observed that is almost always missing in the Christian worldview is a sense of time. This starkly contrasts the biblical worldview, which is...
Editors Note: IFWE’s managing editor, Jacqueline Isaacs, recently discussed this article on the Libertarian Christian Podcast. Learn more and listen to the conversation here. This article was first...
We have only to visit almost any major city in the free world today to find evidence of dramatic cultural decay on numerous fronts: malls dripping with images...
Around a century ago, a renewed pietism and fundamentalism led the evangelical church to make a conscious decision to withdraw from key domains of the public square. In...
A tumultuous cultural climate prevails across international conditions. Like ocean riptides tormented a family vacation; or forceful wind and crashing waves hampered a hoped-for, joyous time in the...
Hugh Whelchel spent much of his life helping Christians understand how their faith applies to every part of their lives. As the founder and long-time executive director of...
On June 5th, Walter Brueggemann, a theologian who has written 50+ books, passed away at the age of 92. A group of Discipling Marketplace Leaders (DML) participants just...
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