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I was surprised to discover how many books and blogs are devoted to the practice of decluttering. A simple search of the word “decluttering” yielded
I thought she was dead. Then I read an article in the New York Times a few weeks ago that she had planned a gala
An ongoing conversation I have a friend who successfully manages his own stock portfolio and is constantly encouraging me to do the same. He has
Sitting at my seminary desk and reviewing the material for an upcoming lecture, I heard my cell phone buzzing and put it to my ear:
All of us are aware of the biblical phrase, “they will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks.” Some of us
When I was still a relatively young professor, I played on the seminary basketball team. In the second game of the season, I planted my
The man wore a blazing-yellow shirt open at his chest. With thumbs hooked into the pockets of his black pants, he addressed a group of
A few years ago, a woman from West Michigan, Rachel, traveled to southern Mexico in order to teach music and English in the tiny village
By Tom Boogaart I am coming to the end of a long teaching career at Western Theological Seminary and beginning to sort through the piles
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