Tag: Theology of Work

In this article, I have collated over twenty excerpts from nearly every chapter of my book, Immanuel Labor – God’s Presence in our Profession, that highlight what the...

In my quiet corner, hunched between my tea mug and the Velky Česko-Anglický Slovník, I am concentrating fiercely on the demanding labor of translating seventeenth-century Czech. “Oh God,...

It is our heavenly Father who provides food for birds and clothing for flowers. We, who are more valuable to him, are therefore to trust him for the...

Today, Christian leaders from political, cultural, business, and theological sectors have come together with IFC’s partner organization, the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE), and The Washington...

Laurence Van Wassenhove, a fifty-nine-year-old French woman, has been receiving a full paycheck from her employer for the last twenty years—despite having no work to do in all...

In 1982, Loverboy had a hit single, “Working for the Weekend.” The premise of the song was the opposite of the biblical vision of work and something foreign...

After teaching about the theology of work for twenty years and struggling to truly convey to people the importance of what they do every day, I have found...

At IFC’s partner organization, the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE), we like to take some time around the Labor Day holiday to pause and meditate on...

Labor Day weekend is coming early this year, which means the summer is beginning to wind down. While the holiday offers many a three-day weekend off of work,...

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