About Chris Armstrong

Dr. Chris Armstrong is a professor of church history, author of Patron Saints for Postmoderns (IVP, 2009) and Medieval Wisdom for Modern Christians: Finding Authentic ing Authentic Faith in a Forgotten Age (Brazos Press, forthcoming early in 2016), and founding director of Opus: The Art of Work at Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL. Chris believes the reason Protestant evangelicals find ourselves urgently needing to have a conversation about "integrating faith and work" is that we have divorced our faith from our material and social lives. He blogs at gratefultothedead.wordpress.com.

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Resources on faith and vocation especially for small...

Adapted from Grateful to the Dead. Friend Phil Harrold at Trinity School... read more

Wisdom on our work and vocations: two great...

In modern North America, the question “What am I supposed to do... read more

Resources on faith and vocation: a roundup of...

This post originally appeared at Grateful to the Dead. Friend Phil Harrold... read more

Parable for a broken marketplace: the movie "Nightcrawler"

This movie has been out for just over a month (its release... read more

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