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May 2016

May 24, 2016

The date that changed John Wesley, and a lot more people too: Happy #Aldersgate !

I felt I did trust in Christ, Christ alone, for salvation; and an assurance was...

May 21, 2016

This is your antidote to decadence: how Christ calls us all to community

Those of us with spouse, children, mortgage, and day job may admire the enthusiasm of...

May 18, 2016

Work too important to delegate — the leader as culture manager

Managing the culture of an institution is a leader’s work, says a professor at Pittsburgh...

May 15, 2016

Anger, Forgiveness, and Entrepreneurship

Jodi Picoult says "When you begin a journey of revenge, start by digging two graves:...

May 13, 2016

Even Atheists Get Called to Their Life’s Work

Non-believers can experience a religious sense of calling, which suggests that calling is a subject...

May 12, 2016

What is a Good Job in the Gig Economy?

The old bargain between labor and capital has, for all intents and purposes, been called...

May 12, 2016

What If the Devil Isn’t in the Details?

What if if is not the devil but God who is in the details?

May 10, 2016

God’s Grace Strengthens the Unemployed

Some thoughts on unemployment and immigration.....

May 08, 2016

Chasing problems is a key to social innovation

What fuels the minds of people pursuing innovations to make the world a better, more...

May 06, 2016

Changing Pacers Coaches, Changing Pastors, Changing Presidents

By Mike Coyner I don't know Frank Vogel, the now former coach of the Indiana...

May 05, 2016

Dear people in suits: On what it felt like to sit in the middle of a conference center and talk about Jesus

Dear people in suits, if you only knew what we had in this room.

May 03, 2016

On The Road

The veil is always parted, if we knew But where to look, and what to...

April 2016

April 30, 2016

Taking the Downward Mobility Plunge

What's one practical goal you could undertake as a step toward evading the grip of...

April 29, 2016

Mindfulness and Losing My Wallet

Winston Churchill once said, "When I look back on all my worries, I remember the...

April 24, 2016

The number one thing that might save academia

What would happen to academia if we started treating each other as people?

April 21, 2016

Why a Lutheran pastor offers “free prayer” in a coffeeshop

A pastor’s first job is to “take care of our people,” writes a Lutheran pastor....

April 18, 2016

Here’s a cheerful thought for #taxday: money doesn’t exist

Money is just a convenient fiction.

April 13, 2016

The Hope Artist

What God as an artist can create has no limitations, and remains to be seen.

April 11, 2016

Still Risen, Still Easter

By Mike Coyner I saw someone posted on Facebook a church sign which said, “Come...

April 08, 2016

Also a mother: ordination photo outtakes

A while ago I read a great book called Also a Mother: Work and Family...

April 05, 2016

When God closes a door, he opens….a blog?

In October 2013, I got a phone call from my friend Chris Armstrong about a...

March 2016

March 30, 2016

Restoring Dignity Through Business: Dignity Coconuts’ Story

“We’re fighting this multi-billion dollar evil with a peashooter,” Stephen told Don as they...

March 21, 2016

The Cross Before the Crown

By Mike Coyner During this Holy Week we need to keep things in the right...

March 09, 2016

What Successful Entrepreneurs and Successful Criminals Have in Common

By Timothy Askew; reprinted from Inc. with the kind permission of Timothy Askew. I found...

March 06, 2016

The History and Future of the Faith and Work Movement

By Adam Joyce This year, the Oikonomia Network’s annual faculty retreat featured provocative and stimulating...

March 03, 2016

You Don’t Need More Free Time

So says the New York Times in a recent article by Cristobal Young. Do you...

February 2016

February 29, 2016

Not giving up in Lent

If it's February, it's probably Lent. And that doesn't always mean giving up something, writes...

February 26, 2016

In praise of ordinary work

Here's a chapel talk by Chris Armstrong, director of "Opus: The Art of Work" at...

February 21, 2016

What the Image of God Means for Our Dignity and Work

By Art Lindsley The number one fear of the millennial generation is living a meaningless...

February 19, 2016

My White Privilege

By David Spickard As I normally do on work trips, I packed my running clothes...

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