I’ve been reading Gordon Young’s Teardown, his memoir about growing up in, escaping from, and returning to Flint, Michigan. Flint is Detroit without the charm
How did you sleep last Friday night? Did you have a trembling dog whimpering close to you while bang after bang after bang sounded outside
I had the distinct pleasure of taking 86-year-old Dr. I. John Hesselink (known to quaking Calvin scholars around the world as First John Hesselink) to
I posted the first-ever entry on The 12, and, as such, have come today to send our readers a message on behalf of the sixteen
Due to the subtleties of the calendar, I always get Memorial Day on The 12. I have posted solemn Memorial Day reflections in the past
Why do we remember what we remember? I attended the 50th Anniversary of Young Life in my hometown of Flint, Michigan, last week and was
I confessed a while ago in this space that I was behind on seeing the 2013 Oscar-nominated movies. No one seemed to get my point
How much money should ministers make? I was a part of a conference last week sponsored by the Association of Theological Schools on “Economic Challenges
Q: Why is Miguel Cabrera so good? A: Because God likes baseball. So said an opposing scout, quoted in last week’s Sports Illustrated. The
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