Tag: Theology of Work

The Bible speaks very highly of planning. For example, Proverbs tells us to “commit your work to the Lord and your plans will be established” (Proverbs 16:3) and...

What does it mean to be fulfilled? In part, it means feeling a sense of satisfaction, significance, and affirmation about your work. It means having a peace of...

Here at the Institute for Faith, Work, & Economics, we’re committed to promoting biblical and economic principles that help individuals find fulfillment in their work and contribute to...

“Economics is a discipline that is merely about the things of this world!” So goes a common fallacy one hears occasionally from Christians who are suspicious of the...

Editor’s note: We’d like to extend a special thanks to Sovereign Hope Church for this interview. Yesterday, we talked about how we can turn work into an idol....

Editor’s note: We’d like to extend a special thanks to Sovereign Hope Church for this interview. Work is good and it’s a key way to serve God. So...

Are you a minister of God? If you are a layperson, is your work as important as full-time ministry? In the above video, Jason and David Benham argue...

How can Christians learn from history how best to serve the poor? The competing paradigms within evangelical thought on poverty alleviation can best be distinguished by the voluntary...

It’s so easy just to work for recognition. If your efforts get overlooked or your project doesn’t quite turn out the way you planned, it’s easy to think...

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