Thanks for joining us this Labor Day weekend as we study what Scripture says about work. Let’s begin at the beginning with the Creation story — the first time “work” is mentioned in the Bible: ...

Newark Advocate Faith Works columnist Jeff Gill discusses the Declaration of Independence and what inspired the Founders to ...

May 4 (UPI) --A Virginia teacher who was told by school district administrators to remove a Bible verse from the signature block of her work email alleges her constitutional rights are being violated.

Regarding Rabbi S. Simcha Goldman’s “A Court- Martial for a Bible Verse”: In a corridor of the Pentagon itself there is a Bible verse on display that is also from Isaiah.

House Republicans have historically cited the verse — “if a man will not work, he shall not eat” — as justification for cutting some adults’ SNAP benefits.

Fellow Christians might remind each other of the verse as a way of offering comfort, consolation, and reassurance that things will all work in the end. Except it isn’t what St Paul wrote. More ...