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In forty minutes I’m going to walk into class, light a candle, and lead students in a time of “meditation.” We’ll use scripture to focus
The horrific events in France this past week raise some questions: How do we affirm democracy and freedom in the face of those who want to
I became infatuated with vinyl records as a kid. My dad would buy little 45 singles and my brother and I would listen to them
http://youtu.be/A-V8ykNMHuE In yesterday’s worship and liturgy class I showed students the “new thing” in worship—at least it’s new to me…I’m sure for everyone else it’s
In class today I showed this youtube clip of Walter Bruggemann discussing the power of preaching. The class is on worship—the book we’re reading
FEBRUARY 2012: AS WE SEE IT by Jason Lief Numerous times I have been asked, “Have you read that book about Metallica going to church?”
This morning’s guest blogger is James Vanden Bosch—English professor at Calvin College. It was an ordinary day in the world literature class this week; we
So have you heard of this app? Yik Yak? It’s like an anonymous Twitter–post anything you want without anyone else knowing who you are. I
Just the other day I walked to work–about seven blocks in all–for the first time since early July. It’s amazing how we take the simple
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