Tag: Theology of Work

“Raise your hand if you’re going into full-time ministry.” This was spoken by the dean of the School of Business at the graduation dinner the December I finished...

The tale is told of a company in Oslo, Norway that was weary of placing “HELP WANTED” ads and receiving very few applicants. Determined to get better results,...

It’s my fault. The seasoned attorney stared me in the eye, stretched his fingers and tapped his very large hand in a declarative pose over the oak table....

Mike Rowe, famous for his show “Dirty Jobs,” recently stated, “Good work implies the existence of bad work. Bad work suggests the existence of bad jobs. If you...

Most readers would attest that work is a necessary part of our humanity, rather than a necessary evil. Yet, our words betray us. Read this too-common exchange between...

Naming a vague sense can bring our thoughts into focus. The phrase “quiet quitting” has done just that. Zaid Kahn said in a TikTok video, “I recently learned...

The WWJD bracelet may be out of style but its purpose remains relevant. “What would Jesus do?” is the only question worth considering for the Christian. What else...

Not only did I have the pleasure of being IFWE’s communications fellow, but I also had the joy of working here within the larger scope of the Capital...

In a book called The Church and Work by Sweeden and Cartwright, I found the following quote: How can you love your neighbor if you don’t know how...

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