Faith Driven Entrepreneur exists to support entrepreneurs in their God-given calls to create. As part of this mission, the team has put...
My days are spent helping customers cross items off of their home maintenance and repair to-do list.
For all the talk about health care ethics and codes of conduct in physical therapy school, nobody ever taught me to care.
The third of three articles on the importance of management."The most important thing you'll ever do is management," I told the students...
Church leaders, rightly, have a primary thing on their mind: The mandate to see people come to salvation in Christ. Church programs...
Isaac was the son of a great father and the father of a great son, but he himself left a mixed record. In contrast to the sustained prominence that Genesis gives to Abraham...
Parenting is tough. (Is that the understatement of the decade, or what?) ...
Since it began 35 years ago, Harvard University's legendary course on Sigmund Freud and C. S. Lewis...
Kay Cole James was Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management when the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks...
I'll never forget the very first time I drove a motorized vehicle. My friend's dad had just bought a motorcycle for riding off-road. It wasn't anything particularly powerful. As I recall, it was a...
What is the purpose of Christian ministry? What is the purpose of your ministry as one of Christ's ministers? ...
We are part of the Church at work in the lives of Christians on a daily basis. Together we share our stories...
Ezekiel's theology of work would be incomplete if not placed in the full context of future restoration alluded to throughout the book...
For years I served as a teaching pastor at my church, but then left the pastoral team to pursue a calling outside the institutional church.
We hold on to work we aren't qualified to do for all kinds of reasons—pride, fear of appearing weak, denial—but it takes patience to find the work we are truly gifted at.
C. S. Lewis once advised his godchild, Lucy Barfield, about life. "Remember that there are only three kinds of things anyone need ever do. (1) Things we ought to do; (2) Things we've got to do; ...
If you've been reading these Daily Reflections for a while, you may recall that in September we spent several days reflecting on Paul's exhortation to "Make every effort to keep the unity of the...
In 1967, a turbulent era not unlike our own, the late Northrop Frye was a biblical and literary scholar. He also was an ordained clergyman in the United Church of Canada, and he made this...
Know any people in your life you can count on just to be there? You never have to check their availability. Paul had a friend like that. “Luke alone is with me” (...
Mark 2:1-12 paints a powerful picture of how you and I can care for the people in our lives who are suffering...
