If we are to continue to win the fight for business survival, then comfort and self-seeking motives have no place in our organizations. If complacency is setting in, then what can you do as a leader to remind people of the mission? [Read more...]
“This is our city”: a three-year project on common-good Christianity
January 25, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Three years ago Christianity Today began an adventure looking for Christians seeking the common good. [Read more...]
Workplace ethics: reconciling faith with work realities
January 25, 2014 by Leave a Comment
“No matter where you work, and regardless of what you believe, you also likely have to reconcile your values with the realities of your job. And cussing by co-workers is probably the least of your worries.”
“Catching Fire” and the call to freedom
January 23, 2014 by Leave a Comment
In Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins suggests that however a tyranny exercises its dominion–through pleasure or oppression–under the right circumstances conscience will inevitably spur some to rise up for the sake of the freedom that God demands from us all. [Read more...]
Pentecostalism and Spirit-empowered discipleship
January 23, 2014 by Leave a Comment
What distinct features does Pentecostalism bring to discussions about stewardship and whole-life discipleship? In Flourishing Churches and Communities, one of three tradition-specific primers on faith, work, and economics, Dr. Charlie Self provides a response to this question, exploring how Pentecostal considerations influence our approach to such matters [Read more...]
Faith, work, and economics in four evangelical traditions
January 23, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Whenever people talk about faith, work, and economics, we speak from perspectives within our various faith traditions. While there are important things evangelicals hold in common – the faith once delivered to the saints, the legacy of the Reformation, etc. – there is also important variety across our communities. [Read more...]
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