Tag: Theology of Work

Whether you liked economics class in school or not, if you want to be a good steward of God’s resources, you need to think like an economist. Maximizing...

Deep within each one of us is a hunger to live a life of significance and purpose. The key to satisfying our hunger for meaning is understanding one...

Man is never truly himself except when he is actively creating something. — Dorothy Sayers Dorothy Sayers (1893-1957) was a British author famous for her detective novels involving...

Called the “hub of five valleys,” Missoula, Montana is encircled by five mountain ranges and is the meeting point of three rivers: the Blackfoot (of River Runs Through...

I was thirty-four and walking through the door of the largest advertising agency in Minneapolis for my first day. How could this be? I had been offered a...

Growing up in rural Florida in the early 60s, our television had only three channels and two of them didn’t come in very well. But every Sunday night...

In your job today, you will likely experience the “thorns and thistles” that have come as a result of the Fall; the reality is that work will be...

Do you wonder what you’re accomplishing when you have to cajole and cheerlead your kids through their homework each night? Or how about getting up at the crack...

For Christians, work is an integral part of our calling, and our vocation is more than a job or career. But working this out can be challenging. If...

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