For the Civic Good, against the Civic Gods

by Timothy Paul Jones, C. Edwin Gheens Professor of Christian Family Ministry, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Faith & Flourishing is delighted to publish the essay "For the Civic Good, against the Civic Gods: Cultural Catechesis in Aristides" by Timothy Paul Jones, our latest publication in Volume 4 (2025). Jones shares how the apologetic situation of the church has...

When God Made Eve, He Made the Economy

by Jay Slocum, owner, The Whistle Bike Shop

The Economic Wisdom Project is best known for our Economic Wisdom Project Talks, which are short, accessible, engaging and rich presentations suitable for use in classrooms and group discussions. But the EWP also features print resources, including our vision paper...

Caesar’s Image and the Image of God

by Jesse Covington, professor of political science, Westmont College; Bryan McGraw, associate professor of politics, Wheaton College; Micah Watson, Paul Henry Chair for the Study of Christianity and Politics, Calvin University

Note: From Hopeful Realism (IVP, 2025). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. Scripture is replete with examples that inform our thinking about the importance of both redemptive and creational goods. In Matthew 22, what does a famous...

Member Spotlight: From Classroom to Real World

by John Mann, associate professor of business and theology, Southwestern Baptist theological Seminary

Note: Our Member Spotlight series continues with John Mann. A transcript of the interview appears below. If you are a Karam Fellowship member and would like to be in the spotlight, drop us a line! https://youtu.be/gP-qBcHZekA Greg Hello everybody, this is Greg Forster...

What Is a University?

by Richard Langer, professor of biblical and theological studies, Talbot School of Theology; and Scott Rae, professor of philosophy and Christian ethics, Talbot School of Theology

Note: From Mission Driven Colleges (B&H, 2025). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. The fact is that too many young people attend college or university, and their parents encourage them, without any gripping sense of what college...

The Democratization of Creativity, and Its Discontents

by Maria Bowler, author

Note: From Making Time (Baker, 2025). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. It doesn’t matter whether you use the word artist or creative to describe yourself or not, or whether the idea of creativity conjures a professional wearing...

A Scholarly Conversation on Sex, Gender and Yogurt

by Oikonomia Network

F&F is proud to present a scholarly conversation on sex, gender . . . and yogurt. We know what you're thinking. Obviously everyone in the church already agrees, completely and without reservations, about how to handle issues related to sex and gender. So what...

Economics in the Bible: A Very Short Summary

by Scott Rae, professor of philosophy and Christian ethics, Talbot School of Theology

The Economic Wisdom Project is best known for our Economic Wisdom Project Talks, which are short, accessible, engaging and rich presentations suitable for use in classrooms and group discussions. But the EWP also features print resources, including our vision paper...

Does the Christian Academy Value Life?

by Nadya Williams, book review editor, Current

Note: From Mothers, Children and the Body Politic (IVP, 2024). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. In July 2023, I walked away from academia and tenure after fifteen years as a professor. This decision in and of itself was not so...

Member Spotlight: Helping Pastors Preach on Work

by Will Messenger, executive editor, Theology of Work Project

Note: Our Member Spotlight series continues with Will Messenger. A transcript of the interview appears below. If you are a Karam Fellowship member and would like to be in the spotlight, drop us a line! https://youtu.be/HMcpenecehc Greg Hello, welcome to our latest...

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