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In many ways, the culture in which we live has lost sight of a vision of work that resonates with…
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Author: Dr. Andrew SpencerAndrew Spencer is a Senior Research Fellow for IFWE. He is an associate editor for books at The Gospel Coalition, a research fellow for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, and an elder at CrossPointe Church in Monroe, MI. His published works include Hope for God’s Creation: Stewardship in an Age of Futility. He holds a Ph.D. in Theological Studies from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Sometimes we imagine changing the world requires stupendous feats, monumental courage, or superhuman endurance. We cheer heroes that devote their…
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The New Year’s resolution is an old tradition that has become a greater source of satire than an actual practice…
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How Should Christians Think about Free Markets and Consumerism?
By: Dr. Andrew Spencer
5 minute read
I recently bought the best fitting pair of running shoes I’ve owned in a decade. This is significant because I…
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Why Celebrating Christ and the Incarnation Matters for Ordinary Work
By: Dr. Andrew Spencer
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Amid the ringing of bells, silver and otherwise, the press of the crowds in stores, and the congenial cheer that…
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Martin Luther’s View on Why Clarity of Scripture Matters for Vocation
By: Dr. Andrew Spencer
5 minute read
A few weeks ago, when celebrating Reformation Day, I wrote about the impact Martin Luther has had on restoring the…
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- Theology 101
Working with people is one of the hardest things we have to do. All workplaces, even so-called Christian workplaces, have…
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October 31st is a day most people recognize as Halloween. It is also a significant day in the history of…
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How would you characterize your language at work? One trait that should not characterize the language of Christians is grumbling….
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My motivations for going to college were mainly economic. I didn’t know what a vocation was and had never taken…
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