Solomon presents a remarkable case of both a life lived wholly for God and a life tragically fragmented by divided loves. As we explored in the last blog,...
Being a “strong leader” is deeply misunderstood in today’s world. We live in a unique historical moment in which autocratic-style leaders have risen to power in many nations....
Throughout the scriptures, men and women of God encounter wealth of different types. Wealth comes in many forms, whether in reputation, authority, intellect, physical attraction, physical strength, military...
What does it look like to live fully for Christ? My IFWE colleague and theologian Hugh Whelchel has laid out three principles related to how we do this...
John was having a particularly difficult time finding what he wanted at Fleet Farm, the giant Midwest home and farm goods retailer, until he met Kathy. She was...
Pride is an ever-present temptation for leaders. In the world’s eyes, pride in leadership may actually seem beneficial. Today, prideful leaders are often celebrated because they seem “successful.”...
As Christians seek to impact the world around them with the redemptive force of the gospel, we often struggle with the best means to do so, especially when...
Do politics and public life have anything to do with God? That’s the question Vincent Bacote, associate professor of theology at Wheaton College and an IFWE guest contributor,...
When economists talk about the free-market economy, they use principles that help explain what may come from certain actions. Their explanations emphasize an element of predictability. But no...
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