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Chasing toddlers, keeping the house clean, and preparing meals is hard work. I learned this from experience during a six-month…
Chasing toddlers, keeping the house clean, and preparing meals is hard work. I learned this from experience during a six-month…
A 2006 Pew Forum poll of self-identified U.S. Christians* revealed that forty-six percent of respondents agreed with the following statement:…
Is the prosperity gospel biblical? Last week, I introduced the “prosperity gospel”—what it is and why it’s harmful. Today, I’d like to…
One error Christians can make in their understanding of money is to think wealth is inherently sinful, and creating and…
Conversations about poverty and the alleviation of poverty tend to focus on providing material resources to meet the needs of…
A couple years ago, I bought the best-fitting pair of running shoes I’ve owned in a decade. This is significant…
Sometimes job changes occur out of necessity; one job ends and we need to find a new one to pay the bills….
What if we had empirical, long-term, statistically significant evidence that Christianity increased the general well-being of surrounding populations? It turns…
We get up, get dressed, snatch some breakfast, and rush to work on a weekly basis. We grind through our…
Does your job feel like a small cog in a large wheel? Understanding the value of the cog to the…