Transformation From the Inside Out: The Power of Prison Education
My classroom is unique. It is located at the Nash Correctional Institution, a minimum and medium custody prison […]
Recovering Blue-Collar Jesus
Before Jesus was known as the Christ, he was known as a carpenter. Consider the significance of that […]
What Does Historical Theology Have to Do with Faith, Work and Economics? (Part 2)
Editor’s Note: This is part 2 of a multi-part series. Read Part 1. We stand on the shoulders […]
What Does Historical Theology Have to Do with Faith, Work and Economics? (Part 1)
Editor’s Note: This is part 1 of a multi-part series. The Reformation not only changed the face of […]
From Pulpit to Pew, We’re All on the Same Playing Field
How can pastors help their church members overcome the sacred-secular divide? Intersect Project editor Nathaniel Williams addressed this […]
Resting in the God Who Loves Me
I fidget. I consider it more a vice than a virtue. As soon as I wake up my […]
Creation and Filling: Work in the Old Testament
Music is sound in time. — Barney Childs from a lecture on music composition Does God perform work […]
4 Ways Pastors Can Help People Connect Faith with Their Work
More and more Christians are talking about the importance of connecting faith and work, and a growing body […]
Chuck Lawless: Writing to the Glory of God
Why does it matter that you write well? Dr. Chuck Lawless addressed this question at the keynote […]
From Thought to Page: Writing as Worship
So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. (1 […]
Destroying the Divide Between Pulpit and Pew
By Benjamin Quinn My older brother, Brandon, serves as principal of the public high school from which we […]
James K. A. Smith: Work and the Good Life
James K. A. Smith speaks on how our work is the way we image God. This talk was […]
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