My dad said something to an usher, and from that press of people we were singled out and led down a hallway to a closed

In retirement, my wife and I have ended up at an Episcopal Church. And a handful of my retired ministerial colleagues have done the same.

Fascism seems less like a coherent ideology or governing philosophy, and more like an energy, an ethos, a societal temperament.

While I brace for impact, I have some secret sympathies for Marcion’s claim that we should do away with the Old Testament.

As a oncer, I wasn’t privy to the rather smug, insider adage. “Oncers become nonecers.” I’m glad to say, I’m counterevidence.

Today we’re going to take a look at The Best of 2025 in the Reformed Journal. There’s really no way, of course, to evaluate “best”

I think this might be the first Christmas where I’m truly doing only the things I want to do. That sounds dangerously selfish. But it

Last summer, I was asked to lead morning devotions at a gathering of RJ writers. Three biblical passages quickly came to mind.