From the CEO: A Vision of Hope
Dear Friends, As we look back on 2021, God was faithfully at work growing the impact and influence of Denver Institute for Faith & Work… Read More
Author Archives: jeff
Reform Retirement, Redeem Investing
In Al Wolters’ book Creation Regained, he makes the point that Christians are reformers, not revolutionaries. A revolutionary wants to wipe the slate clean and start over,… Read More
Meaning in Work
There once was a violinist who could move audiences to tears with his music. Having played since he was a child, he ascended the heights… Read More
A Reflection on Hope for Advent
On the first Sunday of Advent each year, while sitting together at the dinner table, my family lights the first candle around our Advent wreath… Read More
Why Every Faith-Driven Investment Firm Needs to Hire a Theologian
Recently I got a prospectus from a faith-motivated advisory firm that outlines what they invest in as Christians. On one level, the responses were predictable. Read More
Why Every Faith-Driven Investment Firm Needs to Hire a Theologian
Recently I got a prospectus from a faith-motivated advisory firm that outlines what they invest in as Christians. On one level, the responses were predictable. Read More
How to Love Our City’s Laborers
Editor’s note: This story first appeared at Boulder Weekly. Rich Lopez and I come from different worlds. I’m white, he’s Hispanic. Read More
Resetting Your Career in Midlife
“Midway upon the journey of our life,” writes Dante in the first lines of his Inferno, “I had found myself in the dark wilderness, for… Read More
Our Theory of Change
When I’m talking with different members of the Denver Institute for Faith & Work Community, a few questions consistently come up: “What problem are you… Read More
The Pearl of Vocation: Why I Bring My Whole Self to Work, Including My Faith
When I was in elementary school, my mother took my older sister and I to Lake Itasca State Park for summer vacation, located in the… Read More
