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Years ago my Old Testament professor, Raymond Van Leeuwen, said that we seminarians absolutely had to pick up a copy of Erich Auerbach’s classic book
On the Fourth Sunday of Advent this past Sunday I was privileged to be in worship with the good people at Third Christian Reformed Church
About 100 years ago two very respected figures were deeply worried about a trend involving the mass media. Actually, it was not 100 years ago
He’s done it before and he did it again this weekend: a writer named Nicholas Kristof who claims no allegiance to the Christian faith–but who
The mall I walk in most mornings began clearing the space for their giant Christmas tree / Santa’s castle on October 27, and the tree
Along with some other members of the Calvin College and Seminary community, I recently attended the inaugural presentations of the new “Loeks Lectures in Film
As she did so adroitly years ago through a young boy named Enrique, so once again Sonia Nazario has put faces and names with the
There are at least three times in life when we are not in control of what our faces look like (and when, if we could
Probably I shouldn’t touch this touchy subject but here goes anyway with some random musings about the Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis and her defiance
