The biblical narrative profoundly shapes how we interact with culture.

Work is one fragment of what it means to be human.

The church community is what helped him hope in the wake of death.

In a workaholic culture, why should the church talk about work?

How can churches better engage entrepreneurs?

How does Christian faith play out in Silicon Valley?

The founder of a toy company explores how his work impacts his spiritual life.

Praxis CEO David Blanchard discusses equipping young entrepreneurs.

How we view the future determines the value we place on vocation.

The ministry of reconciliation is not just for the elite.

Learning to see the heart of God in our work.

The church should empower curiosity and foster imagination...but does it?

The Eucharist may happen on Sunday, but it calls and equips us for Monday.

Why the greatness of God is essential to navigating and enduring the toil of work.

Work itself is changing and jobs matter.

Neighborly love requires Christlike compassion and financial capacity.

In order to demonstrate Christlike compassion and promote economic capacity, Christians need to develop a robust theology that informs life more fully as well as a robust theology of economic flourishing.

For millennials who graduate and can't get their dream job, Lisa Slayton reminds them that it's okay to be faithful in the small things and build a book of experience that will serve them in later pursuits.

How do we get people to think of work beyond self-fulfillment and recognize the larger economy and the stewardship of vocation?