Your Life Is an Argument
Marketplace witness begins with life, not words. Peter’s instruction is sobering: live so well that accusation finds no foothold.
Business as a Tool for Human Flourishing
Isaiah 58 disrupts religious performance with a startling redirection: the fast God honours is not liturgical abstinence — it is justice, liberation, and active care for those in need.
Wealth That Witnesses
Zacchaeus’ encounter with Jesus did not produce a resignation letter from the tax business. It produced a transformed approach to wealth.
Fair Wages and Faithful Employment
James is rarely cited in business school curricula. He should be.
Generous Business Models
The gleaning laws of Leviticus are one of the earliest economic justice frameworks in history.
The God Who Defends the Poor
Scripture is not neutral on poverty. The poor occupy a unique place in the heart of God — and how we treat them is, according to Proverbs 14:31, a direct expression of how we regard their Maker.
Restored to Lead Again
The Shepherd does not abandon the sheep whose soul is depleted. He restores.
Endurance That Outlasts the Season
Hebrews 12 uses the metaphor of a long-distance race, not a sprint. Endurance is the virtue of the marathon runner, not the hundred-metres athlete.
Paul’s Thorn and the Sufficiency of Grace
Paul asked God three times to remove the thorn. God declined — and then explained why: His power is made perfect in weakness, not in its absence.
Heard in the Depths: Hope Through Honest Prayer
Many believers in business suffer in silence, fearing that expressing pain signals weak faith. The Psalms tell a different story.