Jonathan Wellum

7 RESULTS

The “Occupy” Debt Serfs

The problem is we have used our remaining economic freedom over the past several decades to further maximize our own situations at the expense of our neighbours’.

After the panic button has been pushed

Virtue is not optional. In our financial markets, it was fascinating to see “outdated” virtues such as prudence, self-control, frugality, delayed gratification, honesty and humility suddenly gain more traction as the crisis intensified.

Managing beyond our time

“We have too much to live with and too little to live for,” writes Os Guinness. And it’s true that more and more, leaders in business and in broader culture have no end beyond their own satisfaction, their own short-term gain at long-term expense. The next generation of Christian cultural leaders needs to look beyond today’s circumstances, and learn stewardship for tomorrow.