Articles

[By Randy Beavers, Denise Daniels, Al Erisman, & Don Lee, 2018] Abstract: While the unintended consequences and high pace of change associated with technology will change the nature and types of our interpersonal relationships, Christian theology provides a ...

[By Jason M. Stansbury, 2018] Abstract: This essay addresses the problem “What are the ethical implications from a biblical perspective as technological changes reshape stakeholder relationships?” It characterizes the effects of technological change upon stakeholder relationships in microeconomic ...

[By Steven McMullen, 2018] Abstract: Concerns about consumer privacy have intensified in recent years as electronic commerce has become more common. These concerns result from economic and technological developments that encourage retail specialization. Moreover, privacy concerns can prevent ...

[By Chuck Bentley (moderator), Robin John, Mike Kern, and Rusty Leonard, 2017] Editor’s Note: On April 28, 2017, the Center for Christianity in Business at HBU convened a panel of leading marketplace professionals to share their insights in ...

[By David Hagenbuch, 2017] Introduction Having recently passed her driver’s test, Mallory was elated to receive in the mail an envelope from a local auto dealer containing a glossy photo of a new car, a key, and a ...

[By Pin Tai, 2017] “…in everything give thanks; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” – 1 Thess. 5:18. How do we celebrate a life that is marked by answered prayers and God’s constant guidance ...

[By David Miller and Timothy Ewest, 2017] “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men” Colossians 3:23 (ESV) Introduction In many church circles, mere mention of the word “stewardship,” particularly on “Stewardship Sunday,” brings ...

[By Michael Cafferky, 2017] Introduction: A Wider View of Redemption Some Christians in business have too narrow a view of redemption. For them redemption is only about one thing: salvation from sin, in Christ, by faith. Period. Witnessing ...

[By Darren Shearer, 2017] Introduction It is true that business institutions cannot be considered as “born-again,” for that unspeakable joy and privilege is reserved for individual people who possess a spirit, soul, and body. However, insofar as certain ...

[By Jill Risner, Thomas Betts, and Bob Eams, 2017] Abstract This essay expands on existing research into the ways that businesses can value all their stakeholders by exploring a business’s responsibility to its customers. Businesses will go to ...