How can Christians learn from history to best serve the poor? The competing paradigms within evangelical thought on poverty alleviation can best be distinguished by the voluntary principle...
Most people would say that a business exists to produce shareholders’ value, or profits. This is a true statement of sorts, but can a nation thrive with this...
In 2008, the United States endured one of the greatest economic market crashes in its history. The Great Recession brought a severe economic meltdown for the United States,...
In a conversation I had with my wife’s sister a year ago about how God had blessed our respective adult children, I remarked to her that I was...
I used to call my former financial advisor every few weeks to ask him, “What am I worth today?” My advisor is a great guy, and he performed...
Churches often teach people about “financial stewardship”—seeing the resources they possess as belonging to God and thus, they are accountable to him for their disposal. Churches need to...
A LinkedIn study found that in December 2023, forty-six percent of job applications were submitted to ten percent of all job postings on the site. What was in...
Searching the phrase “work-life balance” online produces an avalanche of results. The recommendations provided to create a work-life balance vary widely based on the author and the outlet...
Favorite stories feature a time piece, counting down a deadline. The tock-ticking crocodile haunts Captain Hook in Peter Pan. An ominous hourglass drains sand before frightened Dorothy in...
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