More than a year ago already, my uncle Rodney died of cancer. He never had a family of his own, living with his parents until

James K.A. Smith forays into the now-popular epistolary genre with the compact and accessible Letters to a Young Calvinist. It is timely, as Smith notes

If you should pick up Marilynne Robinson’s Absence of Mind, I suggest that you begin at the end. This is not simply because Robinson writes

Question 52. What comfort is it to thee that “Christ shall come again to judge the quick and the dead”? Answer: That in all my

The summer of 2010 witnessed a significant event in the history of the worldwide Reformed family of churches: the World Alliance of Reformed Churches (WARC)

Every few days in the summer, I walk into our backyard, which currently opens up toward a couple dozen acres of soybeans–not the most inviting

Isn’t everything connected? Aren’t there laws of cause and effect? If we don’t live in a causal world, why do we bother to teach and

I got sandwiched in a conversation on my Saturday morning bakery run. In the back of the Edgerton Bakery, rolls and loaves of fresh bread