The economy added 162,000 jobs in July, falling short of what analysts had expected. Fifty-three percent of American adults are still out of full-time work, and Tanya Ross-Lane...
What can a seventeenth century laymen teach us in the twenty-first century about faith and work? One of the biggest questions that we face as Christians is how...
Meanwhile the cross comes before the crown, and tomorrow is a Monday morning. – C.S. Lewis, The Weight of Glory It’s hard to imagine what life as a...
Today’s evangelical Church has largely failed to address the subjects of faith, work, and calling. There is a tendency to focus on issues pertaining to salvation, evangelism, or...
Editor’s note: This is a follow-up interview to a previous blog post, Card Counting Christians and…Value Creation? Five years ago, Mark Treas and his business partners started TorchPrep,...
Have you ever thought, “It’s just a job!”? Have you ever been in the middle of your day, stressed out and in a panic over what you need...
Economists and environmentalists generally stand on opposite sides of the aisle in Washington. But one of the most fascinating lessons to learn from Virginia farmer Joel Salatin is...
My dad used to always admonish us: “Remember, machines don’t forgive.” – Joel Salatin In this second part of my three part interview with Virginia farmer Joel Salatin,...
Speaker, writer, and full-time farmer Joel Salatin is one of the most well-known leaders for the local and organic food movement. He has been featured on ABC World...
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