Jeff Munroe

Esau McCaulley on why the holiday is about much more than a celebration of spring.

This past Sunday, my Calvin History Department colleagues and I were shocked to learn of the sudden death of our beloved colleague, Bert de Vries.

America’s religious life will be shaped not by secularization alone.

Twenty years ago, Professor Dale Brown introduced me to “A Small, Good Thing,” a short story by Raymond Carver. I will tell you the story here, but it will still be worth your finding it, reading it, and then rereading it again.

In January, the Diocese of Washington’s convention approved a resolution “to remedy passages that use language that has been interpreted as anti-Semitic while maintaining the meaning and intent of the original Greek texts.”

Did racism or theology or gender motivate the shootings in Georgia? All of the above.

Nearly five years after it hit best-seller lists, a book that purported to be a 6-year-old boy's story of visiting angels and heaven after being injured in a bad car crash is being pulled from shelves

Christ harrows hell, and nowhere are we beyond the hand that holds that harrow.