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Business & Economics

Why Christians should speak with one voice on immigration

Julia K. Stronks

Why gardening is thriving in a convenience age

Karen Swallow Prior

A Christian call for free enterprise

Josh Good

A new way of ministering to stay-at-home moms

Caryn Rivadeneira

When sex sells and provides

Tim Fall

What I learned as a card-counting Christian

David Drury

A Biblical case for affirmative action

Shiao Chong

Jobs, Steve Jobs and the State of the Union

Jordan J. Ballor

Why Christians must not forget the Occupy movement

Vic Sizemore

Should Christians use Amazon's Price Check app?

Caryn Rivadeneira

Is it stealing to occupy vacant homes?

Stephen P. Hale

The real 99 percent

Allison Backous Troy

Christian giving and the myth of charitable tax deductions

Ben Bartlett

Black Friday vs. Buy Nothing Day

Joshua Walters

Good reasons to be a Grinch

John J. Thompson

Brand loyalty vs. brand idolatry

Blake Howard and Craig Johnson

The new Christianity of Brazil

Brian Dijkema

‘Margin Call’ and the banality of evil

Josh Larsen

Occupy Wall Street and economic justice

Dan Vander Plaats

Grocery shopping and community

David Greusel

Should Christians back the Buffett Rule?

Timothy Hendrickson

The misplaced faith of Obama's jobs speech

Jordan J. Ballor

The offering as worship in an electronic age

Melissa Van Dyk

What should Christians make of 'market mayhem?'

Karen Layland

Why the U.S. debt deal should have us all reevaluating our values

Jordan J. Ballor

Why microfinance can still work

Kenman Wong

To save or not to save

Paul Chaplin

Witnessing through business in Malawi

Kristen deRoo Vanderberg

Should Ayn Rand be off-limits to Christians?

Daniel Burke

Public discussion of personal finances

G. Jeffrey MacDonald

The encouraging poverty of a recent Pew study

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Is 'extreme couponing' gluttony or good stewardship?

Jerod Clark

Good news about gas prices?

Kenman Wong

Feeling sorry for the super-rich

Kenman Wong

Does Albert Pujols deserve exorbitant pay?

Kenman Wong

Why unions still matter

Ray Pennings

Sacrifice and the federal budget

Karl Westerhof

The art of living generously

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Is there such a thing as kingdom layoffs?

Cal Jen

Does the housing market need a Year of Jubilee?

Rod Hugen