Tag: Theology of Work

It’s been another encouraging year on the IFWE blog! We’re grateful for our subscribers and those who share our blogs with friends, colleagues, and family. After 153 blogs,...

Many Christians this last week attended an Advent service. What does the Advent season have to do with our work? Everything. This connection is part of the forgotten...

Editor’s note: In Andrew Peterson’s latest book, Adorning the Dark: Thoughts on Community, Calling, and the Mystery of Making, Peterson, a singer-songwriter and author, makes the case that...

What comes to mind when you think about salt? For most of us in a modern context, we think about the small canister sitting on our kitchen table...

Today’s mission field is the workplace, an arena where most of us spend 60 percent of our waking hours. Business people impact culture. Redeemed business people can and...

When you have a master’s degree in economics, you get excited when you find economic concepts in unexpected places. Not everyone shares your enthusiasm. Case in point: the...

This is the second of a six-part series exploring themes in Romans which I believe can act as a road or guide for us to follow on how...

During my first twenty years in the family business (electric power system reliability for industries and utilities), I studied scripture to find a biblical basis for our business’s...

Whether a book, the news, or someone’s facial expression, we all read things regularly in our daily lives. But have you ever considered reading your work? This type...

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