For InsideWork the question was, “So when’s the last time you heard a sermon on cash flow?”

Not money—not giving or tithing or alms or stewardship or benevolence, but cash flow, receivables, write-downs and balance sheets. InsideWork's Al Lunsford recalls where we came from and points to where we're headed.

Since relaunching InsideWork as a media platform June 30, we’ve given away copies of Seth Godin’s The Big Moo and Eugene Peterson’s The Message New Testament. Look for a new door each Monday from now through August 4, 2008.

InsideWork® grew from the realization that life doesn't have to be fragmented.

Donald McGilchrist tackles the foundational nature of developing a robust biblical worldview.

The life of the godly is justly compared to trading, for they ought naturally to exchange and barter with one another in order to maintain intercourse; and the industry with which every man discharges the office assigned him, the calling itself, the power of acting properly, and other gifts, are reckoned to be so many kinds merchandise; because the use or object which they have in view is, to promote mutual intercourse among men.

Many contemporary Christian views about money have lost touch with the historical roots of capitalism, not to mention the essence of what the biblical texts teach about capital and wealth. Glenn McMahan explores Rodney Stark's remarkable book on the rise of capitalism in the ninth century.