Editor’s note: Photo depicts the Korean peninsula at night, dramatically showing the economic disparity between the North and South Korea political systems (North Korea appears dark except for...
We live in a world of exploding opportunities and growing challenges. New technologies are transforming our lives. Despite intermittent economic and financial crises, residents of the West live...
The following article is an excerpt from an essay by theologian Wayne Grudem and economist Barry Asmus in IFWE’s new book Counting the Cost: Christian Perspectives on Capitalism....
Was Jesus a socialist or capitalist? The Bible essentially says, “Neither.” Yet, we can’t leave these ideas unexamined. Christians are called by God to love our neighbor well....
Editor’s Note: The following invitation is a special offer for IFWE blog readers from IFWE executive director Hugh Whelchel. Does your heart ache when you see people exiled...
In the late 1970s, our energy outlook was not looking good. Over six years, gas prices had tripled and there were shortages and long lines at the pump....
What if we had empirical, long-term, statistically significant evidence that Christianity increased the general well-being of surrounding populations? It turns out we do. The basic assumption of many...
In 2012, IFWE released “I, Smartphone,” a short video based on the famous essay “I, Pencil” penned by Leonard Read in 1958. “I, Pencil” is a clever story...
At IFWE we’re always looking for real-life examples of the integration of faith and work. What does it mean practically, day-by-day, to glorify God through our work and...
Get notified about new articles from the Institute.
