S. Michael Craven
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Obamanomics: Against Free Markets and Human Creativity
President Obama suggested that innovation and technology were reasons why the employment rate was not rebounding as quickly as he had hoped. This reveals a dangerous anti-business ideology that is growing in America
Fathers: Key to Their Children's Faith
I am afraid that our culture in general has reduced the role of fatherhood (along with marriage itself) to something nonessential or unnecessary.
The Myth of Overpopulation
Perhaps one of the most persistent and pervasive myths that have shaped the thinking of many people and, subsequently, public policy is the myth that the world’s population is spiraling out of control and that it will ultimately lead to catastrophic shortages of the essential resources necessary to sustain life.
Memorial Day Remembrance
It is astounding to consider that the most powerful military force in the history of the world is comprised entirely of volunteers!
Disconnected From Your Calling
When pastors and theologians speak of calling, most people think of some loftier spiritual work rather than trudging off to a business office, construction site, or retail store to labor.
Restoring the Social Good and Moral Potential of Business
There are many good minds giving attention to the marketplace as a powerful channel for missions. Generally speaking, this is a very good thing.
Bringing the Gospel of the Kingdom into the Marketplace
Americans’ faith in the free market system is falling. I believe that free market capitalism is among the most monstrous and oppressive systems when severed from a coherent ethical framework and compelling moral restraint.
The Glorious Power of the Resurrection!
You and I do not bring forth the kingdom of God. This is the work of Christ alone
Democracy and the Role of the U.S. in the Middle East
Can any good come from our continued military intervention in the Middle East? Does our involvement bring peace or foment further division?
Consumers or Creators: Being of the World or Being God's People
Consumers tend to seek experiences or, more accurately, replicate the experiences of others whose image they think is popular