Several years ago, I was fully engaged in a fresh entrepreneurial project. We had raised substantial funds, assembled a talented team, and jumped out of the gate with...
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 suspect that the typical readers of IFWE’s blog don’t need to be reminded of the hurdles they encountered on their initial projects as young professionals. Reality has...
When have you been moved by the big influence of something little? I am not the only dad who’s walked into a child’s room in the dark of...
Made to Flourish, a pastor’s network for the common good, fosters outstanding pastoral leadership by helping a rising generation of pastors—and their congregations—overcome the sacred-secular divide between personal...
Editor’s note: Russell Gehrlein reappeared on the syndicated radio program The Plumb Line, hosted by Jay Rudolph, on Tuesday, March 12. As in parts one, two, and three...
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...
Editor’s note: Russell Gehrlein reappeared on the syndicated radio program The Plumb Line, hosted by Jay Rudolph, on Tuesday, March 12. As in parts one and two of...
Hugh Whelchel, the founder and long-time executive director of the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics, often described heaven as a bus stop where believers wait “for God...
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