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We saw it a few years back. There was a major refugee crisis. We knew many thousands were fleeing violence and poverty and trying to
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We saw it a few years back. There was a major refugee crisis. We knew many thousands were fleeing violence and poverty and trying to
Welcome to the Perspectives Journal Podcast where we have conversation with thoughtful and interesting people from a generously Reformed Perspective. We’ll be covering topics from
Recently I returned from leading a seminar for twenty-one pastors at Snow Mountain Ranch in Colorado. On this particular seminar I was joined in leadership
In addition to writing for The Twelve, I am also blessed with the opportunity to co-host the Groundwork radio program along with my colleague David
This past Saturday I was pretty busy, participating in the Commencement for Calvin Theological Seminary late-morning and then attending the Calvin College Commencement in the
It is sermon grading season for me as the semester ends so unsurprisingly when I started to ponder a topic for today’s blog, all things
At the recent Festival of Faith & Writing here at Calvin College and Seminary, I had the great privilege of interviewing pastor and author Fleming
Mark Zuckerberg is slated to appear before Congress this week, and most observers anticipate that he will be filleted, skewered, and roasted before it’s all
“From the One who was and is and is to come.” We’ve heard this benediction before. It points to the God, to the Savior, who
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