The house where we lived at that time is long gone, as is the tiny kitchen where I stood, phone in hand, listening. The call

We want our kids to be all that they can be. We read descriptions of “tiger moms,” dictating their child’s every move to gain maximum

Could a deep affinity for words hinder our appreciation of film? It is tempting to privilege text over images. But Calvin College English professor Roy

As Wesley Granberg-Michaelson concludes his seventeen-year tenure as general secretary of the Reformed Church in America, he has given to his friends around the world

The Great Commission in Matthew 28 has one imperative verb and three supporting participles. The main verb is not “go,” though it looks like it

The acceptance of the Belhar Confession by the Reformed Church in America, and its consideration by the Christian Reformed Church and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.),

Dear John, Trepidation isn’t called for. I think what may be most unconventional about my writing on Calvin is that I am often writing for

Compared to the beloved Heidelberg Catechism, feted in these pages and still recited on death beds, the Belgic Confession is a rather unremarkable Reformed document.