Many of us find ourselves in places that don’t feel like home. We may be working for a company that doesn’t reflect...
God slouches at the front of the universeleaning against his desk, taking rollwith a red pen in his spiral book of life.
No word portrays the condition of the homes of this neighborhood better than broken.
This is the fourth talk of Andy Mills' five-part series on faith and work. Andy Mills is the former CEO of the...
When I was a kid, my parents decided to build their own home. It was a marvelous plan – a beautiful house...
If we approach our jobs not just as a task to be accomplished but as an opportunity to be explored, would things...
Dare we find ourselves as agents of God’s cosmic redemption?
When you think about people who live in a palace, what image comes to mind? Do you visualize Queen Elizabeth II residing...
How can we overcome difficulties and find satisfaction in our work through the gospel?
Though we may have little opportunity to impact major structures of our society, we can touch our neighbors and colleagues. We can...
In this short film by our friends at Deidox, “Lindsay,” a young teacher discovers how her past experiences have prepared her for...
It is striking that eight out of ten of the Ten Commandments are phrased in the negative...
Wells and water dominate Genesis 26. Isaac and his people kept trying to find reliable sources of water, but this led to conflict with the people who lived in the lands where Isaac...
Why are we called to "be fruitful and multiply"?
In the Bible, the word “call” is used most often to refer to God's initiative to bring...
The first consideration is the needs of the world. The single strongest indicator of what God wants you to do is probably your awareness of what needs to get done to make the...
In what is called the Table of Nations, Genesis 10 traces first the descendants of Japheth (Gen. 10:2-5), then the descendants of...
An issue for consequentialist ethics is defining whose consequences are to be optimized. Self Interest There are those who use self-interest as the measuring stick. They take the approach that if the decision...
Consequences can be hard to measure and quantify; sometimes impossibly so. In some cases we know the consequences, but lack a way to measure them. Will you be happier if you get a...
Although ancient methods of harvesting were not as efficient as today, yet Leviticus 19:9-10 instructs Israelites to make them even less so. First, they were to leave the margins of their grain fields...
