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Today we conclude our discussion on “The Work of Our Hands” with the inspiring story of John Magee, Jr., a Christian…
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Author: Hugh WhelchelHugh Whelchel was the founder of the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics and author of How Then Should We Work? Rediscovering the Biblical Doctrine of Work. Hugh earned a Master of Arts in Religion and had over 30 years of diverse business experience. He passed away on Good Friday in 2024, four years after being diagnosed with ALS.
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How do we integrate our faith and work in a way that is pleasing to God? We must first rediscover…
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The separation of faith and calling by Christians, along with the loss of the Biblical doctrine of work, had a…
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This week we’re concluding our series on “The Work of Our Hands.” Yesterday we explored the extremes people take in…
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I undertook great projects: I built houses for myself and planted vineyards…I bought male and female slaves…I also owned more…
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We’ve been talking about shaping culture – but there is one question we haven’t explored: is cultural change even possible?…
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What is culture? We talk a lot about changing it – but what is it we’re trying so hard to…
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We have already seen a number of the historical and theological reasons for American Christians’ cultural retreat: the two-chapter gospel…
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As we discussed in a previous post, the idea of Christ transforming culture takes seriously the biblical narrative of creation,…
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For centuries, Christians have struggled to articulate an effective Biblical position regarding the church’s interaction with culture. In his classic…
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