Oikonomia Network
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Karam Fellowship
  • Newsletter
  • Resources
  • Contact
Select Page
Person and Property in the Pentateuch

Person and Property in the Pentateuch

by David Baker, professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages, Ashland Theological Seminary | Feb 6, 2018 | Newsletter Articles

Note: This article spotlights the work of David Baker, who has been named an individual faculty partner in the Oikonomia Network. It is adapted from his article “Are Business People the Bad Guys? Person and Property in the Pentateuch,” Southwestern Journal of Theology...
Celebrating Karam Forum 2018 and Announcing Karam Forum 2019

Celebrating Karam Forum 2018 and Announcing Karam Forum 2019

by Oikonomia Network | Jan 17, 2018 | Newsletter Articles

Theological educators and Christian academics came together in Los Angeles for Karam Forum 2018 on January 4-5, a time of collaboration, encouragement and equipping. We thought together about the nature of flourishing, the connection between theology and daily life,...
Two New EWP Talks: Israel’s Land Laws and Our Economic Mission

Two New EWP Talks: Israel’s Land Laws and Our Economic Mission

by Oikonomia Network | Jan 16, 2018 | Newsletter Articles

We continue to release new EWP Talks as part of our flipped conference at Karam Forum 2018. These two new talks look at what we can learn for our own economic lives from the Mosaic land laws (and the prophets’ anger when those laws were broken), and how the mission of...
Greg Jones: Traditioned Innovation and the Back to Egypt Committee

Greg Jones: Traditioned Innovation and the Back to Egypt Committee

by Oikonomia Network | Jan 16, 2018 | Newsletter Articles

At the 2018 ON faculty retreat, which took place just before Karam Forum, we were richly blessed by a keynote address from Greg Jones of Duke Divinity School. Reflecting on his 13 years’ tenure as that school’s dean, his experiences as provost of Baylor University and...
Recommended Assessment Tools

Recommended Assessment Tools

by Nathan Hitchcock, associate professor of church history and theology, Sioux Falls Seminary | Jan 16, 2018 | Newsletter Articles

Your school has built in curricular elements dealing with all the “oikonomia” themes. Great. You’ve been talking about whole-life discipleship and stewardship, value creation and opportunities for the poor, vocation outside the church walls and responsible action....
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress