The first blogpost I ever wrote for the Reformed Journal blog was about the Flint water crisis. It ended with an appeal for Michigan residents

I’ve added a new hobby the last few months: I’m a volunteer door-knocker for a candidate I’m supporting in the upcoming election. I always think

I’m reading a brilliant and challenging book right now, The Sum of Us, whose author argues that white people have lost a lot more than

Note: I really hope you’ve read Mark Hiskes’ important essay Afraid to Teach which was posted on the website this week. (If not, stop reading

“After he said these things, Jesus became visibly upset, and then he told them why. ‘One of you is going to betray me.’ “ (John

Dear Congressman, Hours after the shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde I went to my fourth grader’s spring choir concert. He hates singing. He was

I’ve never met Chris Schurr, the Grand Rapids police officer who shot and killed Patrick Lyoya. But I feel like I have. I read the

What’s saving your faith right now?  If you read Leaving Church by Barbara Brown Taylor, you might recognize a version of the question. “What’s saving

I’ve learned a miracle phrase. I think I learned it from Glennon Doyle’s podcast – a little parenting tip that turns out to be applicable