Because we live in a Genesis-3 (fallen) world, we are tempted to think wrongly about our work in two ways. First, we can make our work everything: an...
The first question the Westminster Longer Catechism asks is, What is the chief and highest end of man? The answer, drawn from scripture, says, Man’s chief and highest...
One of our blog subscribers from Canada recently asked an interesting question after watching our video Freedom to Flourish (below) and asked: “How can people who live in...
Editor’s note: You may wonder why a blog focused on faith, work, and economics is doing an interview with Nancy Pearcey, the author of a new book on...
Discovering your personal vision starts with understanding who God has created you to be, and what he has called you to do. King David writes in Psalm 139:13-14,...
At their core, people are all basically the same. Whether we’re believers in Christ or not, we are all God’s image bearers and also sinners, not perfect. Being...
On the wall of our IFWE office space is a beautiful picture of Ruth, as illustrated in the Saint John’s illuminated Bible. In this print, Ruth seems to...
Chasing toddlers, keeping the house clean, and preparing meals is hard work. I learned this from experience during a six-month period when I was a full-time graduate student...
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The Real Dignity of Working at Trader Joe’s (and All Work)
Social media and morning TV news shows have been abuzz the last few days with a story about The Cosby Show actor Geoffrey Owens, who was photographed working...