The sacred-secular divide has deep historical roots. The early church held a sound biblical view of work, but lost it during the Middle Ages. The Reformation helped rectify...
The Reformation impacted Christians’ views of work in ways that still influence our contemporary view of vocation. As you might expect, Martin Luther and John Calvin played significant...
These are troubling times for Christians throughout the world. Whenever I get discouraged about the state of the culture around us, I find great encouragement in the lessons...
Human beings are complex. We are physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual beings. Connecting on all these levels helps us figure out what we’re living for. We are especially...
Automation is coming to a workplace near you. The result may be the displacement of about 1.4 million workers in Tennessee alone, according to a 2016 report from...
The parable of the talents describes what our work should look like while we wait for the return of Christ and the final consummation of his kingdom. But,...
Being made in God’s image bears great implications for your own dignity. Since the Fall, what aspects of God’s image have you lost, what aspects have you retained,...
In his book How Then Should We Work: Rediscovering the Biblical Doctrine of Work, Hugh Whelchel writes, The separation of faith and calling by Christians through the loss...
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New Special Report from IFWE & ‘The Washington Times’ Illustrates Widespread Enthusiasm for Faith, Work & Economics
Whether you are reading about faith, work, and economics for the first time or happen to be an expert on it, you may not be aware of the...