Yesterday brought more news from the heartbreaking situation in Venezuela. CNN reports that president Nicolas Maduro increased the country’s minimum wage by 40 percent – and that hike...
Will it ever be possible to elect a president acceptable to most Christians? Perhaps, but the personal qualities and policy positions many Christians look for in a candidate...
When I was a teenager, I took a school trip to the former Soviet Union before its official economic collapse in 1991. I had no formal or proper...
Yesterday the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) announced some astounding statistics in its upcoming “Annual Report on U.S. Attitudes towards Socialism.” The survey reveals that a surprising...
The sacred-secular divide has deep historical roots. The early church held a sound biblical view of work, but lost it during the Middle Ages. The Reformation helped rectify...
We get it backward all the time. We desire the wrong things regularly. Instead of looking for ways to serve, most of us get caught up in seeking...
As a Christian economist, I’m often asked to comment on the incredible pace of change regarding technology, innovation, and its impact on the economy – and how Christians...
Last night’s vice presidential debate helped me solidify some thoughts that have been percolating in my head for awhile now, thoughts concerning how Christians can think about election...
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New Special Report from IFWE & ‘The Washington Times’ Illustrates Widespread Enthusiasm for Faith, Work & Economics
Whether you are reading about faith, work, and economics for the first time or happen to be an expert on it, you may not be aware of the...