Tag: Theology of Work

To find joy in work is to discover the fountain of youth. – Pearl S. Buck You may react to this quote in one of several ways. Some...

The Lord intends to make use of us all, wherever we are. Through our labors, God intends to bring goodness, order, and beauty into the world....

In a conversation I had with my wife’s sister a year ago about how God had blessed our respective adult children, I remarked to her that I was...

I was born in Kansas, a son of the prairie. I worked alongside my parents and siblings on the family farm. I learned early the importance of family...

Editor’s note: In Andrew Peterson’s book, Adorning the Dark: Thoughts on Community, Calling, and the Mystery of Making, Peterson, a singer-songwriter and author, makes the case that we’re...

A LinkedIn study found that in December 2023, forty-six percent of job applications were submitted to ten percent of all job postings on the site. What was in...

Back in February, I had the blessing to begin my Wednesday night class where I teach a ten-week series on the theology of work, using my book, Immanuel...

Editor’s note: Read part 1 of Douglas Monroe’s tribute to Hugh Whelchel here and part 2 here. A Focus on Shalom When I think about Hugh, the word...

Over the past several months, I have seen occasional glimpses of recent college graduates who are posting on social media their utter disappointment in America due to their...

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