Innovation and creativity are credited with much of the vast material wealth and cultural richness that has been built in the West. There are multiple theories to explain...
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...
Google declares the glory of God, and Trader Joe’s proclaims his handiwork. Apple and Microsoft pour out speech, Uber and Airbnb reveal knowledge. – Psalm 19:1-2, sort of...
What does a mop have to do with valuing people, making a profit and living out your faith at work? Well, actually, everything. Let’s explore how an $8...
On the Feb. 13, 2015, episode of ABC-TV’s “Shark Tank,” my friend, Liz Bohannon, and her husband, Ben, presented their Ugandan-based footwear company—Sseko Designs—to the famous board of...
Armed with Stanford undergraduate and MBA degrees and a fairly new Christian faith, I founded a business in the mid-1970s with $5,000 and a grocery bag of computer...
I remember the first time I saw real poverty. It was the early 1970s, so I would have been 7 or 8 years old. Flipping through a copy...
Our teenage son once worked at a Christian bookstore to learn biblical principles of business. Or maybe not. The store ran a Christmas raffle where customers put names...
In previous posts, I have made the argument that entrepreneurship is a creative act made possible by the creative impulse that God gave us. In addition, it requires...
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