Today’s post is an excerpt from IFWE’s newest reading plan on YouVersion’s Bible App, Wholehearted: Living Life by the Greatest Commandment. Deep within us is a desire to...
I’ve been reading a lot about creativity lately, and in the course of my reading I’ve come across an essay by Gregory Wolfe entitled “Art, Faith, and the...
Most of us take for granted the abundance we experience every day. It’s a privilege to be able to take these things for granted. We should reflect on...
Lately I have felt a need to slightly adapt the “Jesus Prayer” for our day. “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a[n entitled] sinner.”...
Are you satisfied with your performance at work? (If you’re leaning towards “yes,” wouldn’t you love to do even better? There’s always room for improvement, right?) There are...
In the last couple of weeks, we’ve published a few pieces focusing on similar themes of finding fulfillment and contentment at work in any circumstance, be it good,...
Retirement is, for many, the proverbial light at the end of a tunnel that is far too long. Once they become eligible for Social Security benefits (or have...
The devil is in the details, so the saying goes. In other words, missing minor points can cause a larger project to fail. As tedious as it is...
I am an intensely independent person. I take pride in being able to solve my problems and the problems of others. As you might imagine, a common theme...
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