Tag: Theology of Work

Solomon, David’s son and the third king of Israel, was known for being richer and wiser than any other king in history. The story of how he came...

Work is not without its thorns and thistles. As we celebrate Labor Day, the IFWE staff would like to pray specifically for you and your work. All work...

At this point in the year, many recent college graduates are transitioning into new jobs. The prospect of finally getting out into the real world and putting their...

How do you fit into God’s big picture of restoration? How does the work you do every day give a glimpse of the way things are going to...

Ever wonder why Jesus spent so much time making tables? Why did he spend the vast majority of his life on earth working with his hands in a...

You wake up in the morning hoping your actions will have purpose. You want the work you do during the day to be affirmed, to be directed towards...

Sometimes the answer seems so simple. If you weren’t held back by circumstances – a difficult boss, more education, the right contacts, a missed opportunity – you could...

What is the biblical meaning of success? Am I a “two-talent” or “five-talent” person? How do I avoid the “quarter-life crisis”? What is my calling? Are these questions...

Aspiring to improve in your work can be genuinely healthy and God-honoring. Focusing on “climbing the ladder” can be a great hindrance to working unto the Lord and...

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