Tag: Theology of Work

I love the joke I heard as a child about the boy who received a medal for being humble, then had it taken away the next day because...

Much of our focus here at IFWE revolves around the meaning and purpose of work. While we believe that our vocations are a gift from God, we also...

Some of us never really got any good advice nor had good mentors early in our careers. We were left to fend for ourselves and as a result,...

Everyone’s job requires creativity, but we often take it for granted. Entrepreneurs need it to start companies, solve problems, and find audiences for their products. Scientists need creativity...

When working on a writing project recently, I found myself typing “theology of work” and “faith and work movement” many times. This made me wonder why we don’t...

One of our readers asked several questions that I hear often: “In the life after death, what will we do? Will we work? Will any of the things...

Since the average worker spends a minimum of 40 percent of their waking hours in some type of work, it is important to explore its meaning to those...

After five tedious hours of sanding and three coats of poly-finish, the vintage-1920s, solid oak chair was restored. I laid my brush atop the can of urethane and...

What exactly does “sacred” work consist of? I suspect it is broader than most believers think it is. You may have heard the phrase “the sacred and secular...

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