Tag: Theology of Work

It has become commonplace to say that we live in a pluralist society – not merely a society which is in fact plural in the variety of cultures,...

“Climbing the corporate ladder” is a phrase frequently used in a negative way to describe someone who is selfishly advancing their career at the expense of others. Millennials,...

Our culture has a crisis in calling. We’ve been exploring this crisis, and how a biblical perspective on work can help us address it. A biblical view of...

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...

“My greatest fear is that my life will not make a difference.” A woman confessed this to me over the course of a vocational profile we were walking...

God gave humans not only the physical world, but our own talents—gifts and abilities that we can use to serve him. Prior to the Reformation, the medieval church...

What does it mean to steward blessings for the benefit not only of God and myself but also my neighbor? While there are a handful of ways stewardship...

“Even for many Christians, work is often only a means to an end…. They have also been misled by the sacred/secular distinction, which teaches that working in the...

It’s been another great year on the IFWE blog! We’re grateful for our subscribers and those who share our blogs with friends, colleagues, and family. After 230 blogs,...

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