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While this summer looks different than most, with fewer vacations and more uncertainty about the future, it still seems to…

• Theology 101

My church gathered corporately in June for the first time since our governor instituted a stay-at-home order in mid-March. After…

• Theology 101

Google declares the glory of God, and Trader Joe’s proclaims his handiwork. Apple and Microsoft pour out speech, Uber and…

• Theology 101

Martin Luther once said that if he could understand “Our Father,” the first two words of the Lord’s Prayer, as…

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Praxis, a creative engine for redemptive entrepreneurship, recently put together a thoughtful reflection on the ways leaders should consider this…

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As the 2008 financial crisis receded, U.S. household wealth rebounded by this year to the astounding record of $89 trillion….

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Searching the phrase “work-life balance” produces an avalanche of results. The recommendations provided to create a work-life balance vary widely…

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Tomorrow’s holiday presents us with an opportunity to reflect on the biblical view of freedom and its implications for our…

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Why not socialism? A right use of freedom has tended to encourage human dignity, creativity and flourishing. But why should…

• Theology 101

As Christians, we seek to obey God’s commands because we love him and want to glorify him with our lives….