Poor Elijah. He’s had quite a week. One minute he’s staging a spectacular god-smackdown on Mt. Carmel, calling down fire from heaven, condemning idolatry, slaughtering

Maybe it’s because it’s a cool word: refugia. Re-FU-jee-a. As soon as I mention it, unfailingly, people seem intrigued. When I explain what it means,

“Lumberjack songs? Seriously?” “Just listen. You’ll see.” “Fine.” We were road-tripping out to the lake, and my spouse wanted me to listen to an album

The Long Winter, Laura Ingalls WilderThe Ingalls family struggles to keep their leaky, makeshift house dry through months of heavy rains and extreme flooding. Along

“You can’t get there from within the system.” – Peter Enns Last weekend, my spouse and I attended the Evolving Faith Conference in Denver. We

“It’s disturbing to recognize that in the Noah story, God does the same sort of thing that the Babylonian gods do in their flood story.”

“Is this the end of the world?”“It usually is.” That zinger appears near the conclusion of the kooky and wonderful Post-Rapture Radio, Russell Rathbun’s 2008

For all you college students out there, it’s time to gird up your binders and get ready for a parade of professors thrusting their course

I’ve been working this summer on a podcast based on the idea of “refugia.” I wrote about this idea here at The Reformed Journal blog