The Welfare of the City, the Salvation of Souls, and the Sufficiency of Scripture
By Andrew J. Spencer and David W. Jones Scripture is sufficient to encourage Christians to seek both the […]
Finding Contentment in a World of Consumerism
By any reasonable standard, life is pretty good for most of the people reading this right now. You […]
S. D. Smith, ‘The Green Ember’ and the Power of Stories
The world is broken. Reading the news is enough to tell us that. Introducing our children to this […]
On Ben Sasse, Self-Reliance and Mutual Contribution
In a recent review of Ben Sasse’s book, The Vanishing American Adult: Our Coming-of-Age Crisis—and How to Rebuild […]
What Really Causes Poverty?
What causes someone to remain consistently poor? Is it luck? Is it some inherent lack of ability to […]
When Governments Fund Injustice, Do Christians Have to Pay Taxes?
The only things that are certain are death and taxes. At least, that’s how the old saying, often […]
You Are More Than Your Economic Impact
A runaway trolley is coming. You are standing at a switch in the tracks. Should you save the […]
Income Inequality Is Not Our Biggest Problem
Is income inequality one of the most significant threats to justice in our age? Some voices in the […]
Universal Basic Income: The Psychological Consequences of a Well-Intended Idea
We don’t know what the future holds, but some in the tech industry are predicting a massive displacement […]
Should Businesses Pay Interns? Towards a Morality of Profit
Should we hold for-profit companies to a higher ethical standard than non-profits? If you answer “yes” to this […]
Old Answers to New Problems: Richard Baxter on Work
It’s easy to get trapped by the tyranny of the present, where contemporary problems seem to be unlike […]
Joseph’s Vocation
When we read the story of Joseph in Genesis, there are a lot of themes that can be […]
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