The Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE) is committed to being Mission True. If you listened to our interview with Chris Horst, the co-author of Mission Drift...
On President’s Day, we remember the lives of two great men – George Washington and Abraham Lincoln – and how these individuals served our country. But though they...
Business leaders often feel inadequate for church leadership according to Sutton Turner, executive pastor at Mars Hill Church. In his latest Resurgence article, “Jesus Wants Business Leaders,” he...
What does it mean to be a leader? How do we make an impact in our workplace? What does it take to change the world? This week, the...
It’s so easy just to work for recognition. If your efforts get overlooked or your project doesn’t quite turn out the way you planned, it’s easy to think...
Job satisfaction is declining in the United States, according to a recent Forbes article by Joseph Folkman. The reason? With unemployment so high, fewer people are quitting their...
“Entitled,” “know-it-all,” “addicted to technology”—these are some labels that Generation Y – the millennial generation – has earned for itself at work. Many writers have pointed out that...
They take their faith into every sphere of life, including the workplace, politics, economics, education, and the arts. And in all these realms, they seek to glorify God....
The issue of poverty can often seem overwhelming and too big to tackle. A group of young entrepreneurs is giving me reason to believe the future of poverty...
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