IFWE has written a lot over the years in our books and blogs about the impact of Martin Luther, not only in the sphere of work but also...
The contents of my purse are bizarre. As a working mom, I need to be prepared for anything, so my purse is a reflection of what I think...
Wonder Woman by Kate Harris is my favorite book in the Barna Group’s Frames series. In the book, Harris cites a statistic that resonates with me and many...
Dear Millennial Women: You can’t have it all, not even close. This is a message that is difficult to swallow because it flies in the face of the...
We’ve had some rich conversations on the IFWE blog recently on women and work—both on working women and the church and the value of homemaking in God’s economy....
When I was a mostly-stay-at-home mom, I really questioned my value to the machinery of our economy. What was I contributing to the GDP? If I was not...
“I feel invisible.” “I manage a multi–million dollar portfolio at work. When I offered to help with the finances at our church, the finance committee never responded.” “I...
If I could label my opinions about the role of women in the digital age, they would be those of an anti-feminism feminist. That’s a mouthful, but it...
I’d like to honor the single Christian woman who is working late tonight instead of being taken out to dinner. (But, please keep reading even if that’s not...
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