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Business & Economics

The High Calling of Corrections Officers

Johnathan Kana

Grace for the Rich and Powerful

Dorcas Cheng-Tozun

National Returns Day and the Consumer Liturgical Calendar

Tamara Hill Murphy

No Room at the Inn? Try Airbnb

Tamara Hill Murphy

Soylent and the Cost of Convenience

Tamara Hill Murphy

Is Apple Designing Your Future?

David Greusel

How Christian Intellectuals Can Get Their Groove Back

Branson Parler

Praying for the police

Karen Swallow Prior

15 years after The Office, is there still purpose in selling paper?

Wade Bearden

Meeting people where they’re at (even if it’s McDonald’s)

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

“Meternity” leave and our desperate need for Sabbath

Erica Schemper

Harriet Tubman is worth more than the $20 bill

Xavier Ramey

Blessed are the twee?

Craig Mattson

SeaWorld and the humane economy

Karen Swallow Prior

Why we’re not ready for reparations

Jemar Tisby

Mark Zuckerberg, the Rich Young Man

Jordan J. Ballor

Power, community and the rise of ad blocking

Jonathan Downie

How Christians can lead the way on maternity leave

Branson Parler

A Christian call to force the NFL’s hand on concussions

Ted Williams III

The dispiriting freedom of McDonald’s all-day breakfast menu

Johnathan Kana

Sins of emission: playing my part in the Volkswagen scandal

Erica Schemper

Shopping the gender-neutral toy aisle with Jesus

Caryn Rivadeneira

What if your feet aren’t ready for their Toms close-up?

Craig Mattson

Nail salons and the moral price of beauty

Jes Kast

Wealth in light of the Apple Watch

Jordan J. Ballor

The ascetic appeal of tiny living

Karen Swallow Prior

A Gospel guide to Christmas shopping

Jordan J. Ballor

Is buying an experience the way to buy happiness?

John Van Sloten

U2’s Songs of Innocence: more than corporate noise?

John J. Thompson

Are Christianity and capitalism compatible? Three things to consider

Jordan J. Ballor

Christian hospitality and the sharing economy

Branson Parler

The paradoxical appeal of rude sales clerks

Jordan J. Ballor

The curse of the cubicle?

David Greusel

Hobby Lobby’s high horse

Josh Larsen

Lean in? Recline? How about ‘join the body’

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Quitting consumerism

Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma

The warm promise of Beck’s Morning Phase

John J. Thompson

The problem with doing what you love

Jordan J. Ballor

Amazon and delivering on the Lord’s Day

Branson Parler

Why Apple’s new headquarters isn’t designed for flourishing

David Greusel