by Rebecca Koerselman I love PBS. I don’t wear tweed, but I do enjoy PBS programming. I suppose that means I contribute to the stereotypes

by Rebecca Koerselman Is living in a youth-obsessed culture the same as living in a culture that opposes and disapproves of aging? I happened to

By Rebecca Koerselman Has parenting always been competitive? Or is it just the internet, Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest that demonstrate more clearly the “bragging parent”

by Rebecca Koerselman Are men and women spiritually equal in the eyes of God? Are the souls of men and women of equal value? I

by Rebecca Koerselman Are men and women spiritually equal, in the eyes of God? Are the souls of men and women of equal value? As

By Rebecca Koerselman Almost everyone in American culture has been hearing and reading about marriage and its meanings in recent weeks. Marriage is constantly changing.

By Rebecca Koerselman While attending a women’s soccer game this fall, an acquaintance made the comment, “why would you come early to watch the women’s

  By Rebecca Koerselman If you are a historian, you are required to like museums. And musty old books in forgotten sections of the library.

By Rebecca Koerselman When examining religious traditions, including my own Reformed tradition, I’ve been fascinated by the ways that parents attempt to pass their beliefs