There are certain times in life when Scripture, a sermon, and life all join together to bring some clarity to life. The joining of those

On January 15 my wife and I sat in the guest room sipping tea with Abdullah Serour, the current sheikh of the Umm el-Jimal village

Three Reformed theologians–Gabriel Fackre, George Hunsinger, and Leanne Van Dyk–recently joined together to discuss, via a telephone conference call, Christ’s atoning work and some of

In my childhood, when it was my turn to do the dishes, one of my diversions was to use a tall glass as an upside-down

T. M. Moore’s Culture Matters has a twofold goal: first, to provide a unified approach to cultural engagement from a Christian perspective, overcoming what H.

There is a subtle irony in the fact that a book by a liberal theologian has so thoroughly suffused contemporary evangelical selfunderstand ng. H. Richard

I believe place matters. No one lives in a vacuum, disembodied, or isolated from ecologic necessity. Existence requires location. Life has geography. Our contexts of

In March, 1968, we drove all night long in order to get to Florida for Spring Break, Daytona Beach. When we got there–as I remember–it