Brandon Giella

Within your own neighborhood people are living in completely different worlds. People living just across the street or on the other side of the elementary school have vastly different trajectories. This is the argument made by Raj Chetty, a Harvard economist who some say is reinventing the field. The argument

A wide chasm separates working people from the clergy: “It’s as if they speak two different languages.”† In David W. Miller’s God at Work, he gives us a framework to think through this problem as well as historical evidence to support the relationship between work and faith. Miller

The term work is surprisingly difficult to define. Is it an activity for which you’re paid? What about housework? What about homework? In an important book on working theology, Miroslav Volf, professor of theology at Yale and director of their Center for Faith and Culture, wrote that “work is

For centuries writers have argued over whether work is a good thing or a necessary evil. If you had your way, you’d retire today, right? Only if you were financially independent to retire early, or FIRE, as they say. Like Oscar Wilde, you might agree that “Work is the