The Household in the Cosmos

Christopher Wiley presents the household as more than a private domestic space, portraying it as an important part of the biblical and cosmic order.

The book considers how family life, work, education, economics, and faith were historically integrated within the home.

Josh Straub references it while discussing the household language of Ephesians and the importance of family as a formative institution.

Its perspective challenges modern assumptions that domestic life and public vocation must be rigidly separated.

The book provides a framework for thinking about the home as a place where people practice responsibility, authority, service, and shared flourishing.