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Greg Phelan explains why the income gap has grown so large in America, why it doesn't have to be that way, and how the church can help.
Greg Phelan reviews ‘Cents and Sensibility: What Economics Can Learn from the Humanities’ (Princeton University Press, 2017).
An economist, Chalmers Center church coach, and pastor weigh in on whether churches should take advantage of programs to pay off medical debt.
Chris Cagle offers a new way to think about retirement, helping us to reimagine an alternative lifestyle that offers our whole lives in service to...
In its most basic economic sense, consumption is a purely neutral term that refers to the use of goods and services by households.
Steve Wellum argues that the Sabbath is not a mandated observance for Christians as we enjoy the intended Sabbath rest of salvation in Christ.
In "Huckleberry Finn," Twain is the ultimate Tom Sawyer. His make-believe adventure confounds the human instinct to search for meaning i...
Historical narratives in the Bible are often ambigous and don't come packaged with a neat "moral lesson" as Chad Ashby points out.
Chad Ashby asks what we should think when God doesn’t appear to be using us to accomplish his purposes, but much of his work can’t be seen.
Chad Ashby shows that the Bible is filled with chiasms and gives pastors several tips on how they should figure into his expository preaching.
