Ten years. Doubtless others of my fellow Twelvers will be noting our recent tenth anniversary of this blog. I have been part of it from

In the late 1980s when my wife was getting her Masters degree in English from Michigan State University, she was able to get tickets to

Now and again when dining in Italian or French restaurants, you will see on the menu a dish titled “Frutti di Mare” or “Fruits de

In May of 2019—pre-pandemic and so what seems like a whole world ago—I wrote a blog here on The Twelve about a key issue that

If like me you have ever made a donation to a political candidate or party, then you know that your reward is a daily deluge

Each Fall for the last number of years I have had the privilege of assisting in all things Homiletical in my colleague Mariano Avila’s Calvin

In the United States we mark summer’s parameters with a pair of Monday holidays: Memorial Day begins the summer season and Labor Day concludes it. 

While driving home from my Sunday morning preaching opportunities, I am often able to catch at least part of the NPR radio program “Hidden Brain”

Last week I wrapped up a nine-week online elective course on “Intersections of Theology and Science.”  This was probably the fifth or sixth time I