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In a vast, blazingly bright atrium, crowds of church angels mill about, carrying tote bags emblazoned with the AngelPAC logo. A huge banner draped across
The opening word in this chapter is an odd Hebrew word meant to emphasize the urgency of the message. In English, it’s sometimes translated “Ho!”
Just as the pandemic seems to be easing a little, here we are again in a state of anxiety, daily attending to the grim news
Editor’s Note: We at the Reformed Journal are especially gratified by the publication of Debra Rienstra’s book Refugia Faith: Seeking Hidden Shelters, Ordinary Wonders, and
I attended worship in person last Sunday. We were about twenty percent full, I would say. My church is worshiping in person these days, but
No production of a Shakespeare play is perfect, and that goes for both film and stage. As someone who teaches Shakespeare, I can almost always
This week, I’ve been accidentally observing Epiphany season by following a strict regimen of anxiety-producing activities. This was not my intention. But if you, too,
When I was a kid, we had a shabby old nativity scene that my mother hauled out every year at Christmastime. The figures came from
Exactly what happened when the Spirit descended on Jesus after his baptism like a dove? Or, in the bodily form of a dove, as John
