In alleviating poverty, we often talk about the need for solutions on the local and individual level. But what does this look like in reality? In today’s post,...
At first glance, it seems as though minimum wage increases are a great way to help low income workers. After all, it means less money for big business...
Why do some nations prosper and others perpetually struggle? Last week at the Family Research Council in Washington D.C., theologian Wayne Grudem shared which factors are most influential...
I have noticed something peculiar during my time as a visiting professor at the African Bible University (ABU). On several visits I noticed that the Western media covered...
What’s the most moral and biblical solution to poverty? Theologian Wayne Grudem argues that free enterprise is the best answer to this question, according to Tyler O’Neil at...
How can Christians learn from history how best to serve the poor? The competing paradigms within evangelical thought on poverty alleviation can best be distinguished by the voluntary...
In case you missed it – here are the top articles published on the blog this week. Acts 2-5 and Poverty Art Lindsley Acts 2-5…is not a support...
Editor’s Note: Today we introduce Sylvie Somerville, a program manager with Hope International, as a guest contributor sharing wisdom and biblical insights gained from her experiences working to...
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In case you missed it – here are the top articles published on the blog this week. Christian History’s Radical Approach to Poverty Richard Turnbull Evangelicals have historically...