My first official workplace—the kind that rendered a pay stub—was in eleventh grade after school at Woolworth’s Department Store. Each evening, my sundry task list included hauling heavy,...
Through our participation in the world we discover the way things should—or ought—to be. This is true in our understanding of God, of man, and our work. As...
Editor’s note: On Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019, IFWE Executive Director Hugh Whelchel, author of How Then Should We Work?, preached a Labor Day weekend sermon on how your...
Not too long ago, visitors to the United States were impressed with the spirit of voluntarism they observed to be alive in this country, whether it came from...
Almost all of us can remember a time in our lives when God, through his Holy Spirit used something, a comment from someone, a scene in a movie,...
Richard Leider and David Shapiro, in their book, Repacking Your Bags: Lighten Your Load for the Rest of Your Life, found that the number-one fear of most people...
One of the biggest debates throughout the history of economics is how value is defined and determined. I want to take a look at this question and what...
How many of us feel our work is not “spiritual” enough or doesn’t matter in God’s grand design? Understanding this concept of a “priesthood of all believers” can...
This month, I had the privilege of studying in Oxford, Cambridge, and London while working on my Doctorate of Ministry in Workplace Theology and Ethical Leadership with a...
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