• Public Square

Michael Novak articulates how democratic capitalism works toward creating, not just consuming, wealth, along with encouraging ambition, discipline, and mutual benefit.

• Arts & Culture
• At Work

When we work hard everyday at whatever God’s put in front of us, it pleases him, and it is way more fulfilling for us. In our new short video, Fulfillment, you’ll discover that even though you may not be in your “dream job,” you can find fulfillment in the work God has put in front of you today.

• At Work
• Economics 101
• Public Square

Are you experiencing the freedom to do what God has created you to do? That’s the question we’re exploring in our latest video, Freedom. We want people to understand that their work matters to God and they have the freedom to be who he has created them to be.

• At Work

When we work hard everyday at whatever God has put in front of us, it is pleasing to him and it is more fulfilling for us.

• At Work
• Economics 101

The video addresses the question, “Am I experiencing the freedom to do what God created me to do?”

The deadline for submissions to the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics’ student video contest is April 30, 2015. Submissions…

• Theology 101

Dr. Brand explores the concept of usury in scripture and its implications for modern life. He utilizes both Old Testament and New Testament texts along with the historic Church’s interpretation as it relates to the concepts of usury and interest payments.

• Theology 101

In this paper, Pennington unpacks the scriptural roots for a robust theology of human flourishing. Using Greek and Hebrew word study to understand a full picture of flourishing, he then lays out implications for the Church.

• Arts & Culture
• Economics 101
• Public Square
• Theology 101

MCLEAN, VA. – In April 2014, the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE) released a new book which combines…

• Arts & Culture
• At Work
• Theology 101

Businessman Hugh Whelchel provides a thorough and deeply-satisfying Biblical answer to the age-old question, “Does my work matter to God?” Learn how to find personal fulfillment and spiritual significance through your job.