What hath main street to do with Jerusalem, asks Tertullian. Sort of. The answer lies where economic systems meet virtue.
Faith-driven entrepreneurship that uplifts the community is not a recent notion, but the normal practice of these women and men who succeeded against huge personal and social barriers.
Christ is still on the move through his church, bringing hope to a dark world.
The point is this: Businesses want the church’s help to reimagine capitalism.
Spiritual formation and discipleship aren't isolated from other types of formation.
Economic flourishing means people have meaningful work, helping them fulfill their God-given dignity and contribute to healthy, vibrant communities.
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