Tag: Theology of Work

Christians often need economists to remind them that work, profit, and property are part of God’s created order to bring flourishing and direction to people. But sometimes economists...

Hugh Whelchel spent much of his life helping Christians understand how their faith applies to every part of their lives. As the founder and long-time executive director of...

What if we never had to work alone again? Christians are often taught to work for the glory of God, and there is no doubt this admonition is...

In our quest for effective, productive faith integration, solid resources abound. Consequently, I deeply appreciate the emergence of this fresh work, distinctly crafted for church leaders. Upon reading...

I once heard John Maxwell say we will gain a business idea we have never had when we read one Proverb each day. Scripture has much to say...

Scarcity constrains us, but there is a path toward greater abundance. Let’s illustrate a powerful idea with just a little arithmetic. Suppose that in a day’s time, Peter...

The words we use to describe our work say a lot about who we’ve become, what we expect from the world, and what the world demands from us....

A popular bumper sticker in my current home state of Michigan reads something like this: “A bad day of fishing beats a good day at work,” which prompts...

In the rush of our professional lives, we often create artificial divisions between our faith and our work. We compartmentalize Sunday worship and Monday meetings, seeing them as...

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