
James McBride
I love the books of James McBride. It started with The Good Lord Bird (2013), the umpteenth telling of the story of John Brown but
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I love the books of James McBride. It started with The Good Lord Bird (2013), the umpteenth telling of the story of John Brown but

Hello again, Ron: Here’s the third installment of my take on how people in the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in America are

Hello again, Ron!Back with Part II of my answer to your question of how Dutch Reformed folks compare to Evangelicals, at least in North America.

Hi Ron: You asked whether I could try to explain “how the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in America can be considered evangelical

Laura de Jong may be ok with our beloved founder having loosened up on premature celebrations of Christmas, but I’m going to stick with Advent

I’ve kept company with the Reformed Journal for fifty years. It began when I was a graduate student appreciating a touch of home amid my

As Donald Trump first ran for the White House, I started wondering whether he was the antichrist. How else to explain the rapturous support of

If people recognize Harriet Beecher Stowe, it is as the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the antislavery classic and the best-selling novel of the 19th

Jonathan Edwards has had a few tough innings of late. On the left, some dismiss him out of hand for having owned enslaved Africans (at