
“But God . . .”
It appeared on a good many social media posts I spied. It was front and center in a worship service at a church I attended.
It appeared on a good many social media posts I spied. It was front and center in a worship service at a church I attended.
Historical fiction is a tricky trope. We have information from the past, but are usually missing quite a few pieces. It is fun to fill
If ministers serve the incarnate, written, and proclaimed Word, what would it mean to say that they serve the sacraments? Serve the sacramental life of
I was lying in bed last Sunday, scrolling through Facebook, and debating whether to get up and start the day, when I came across a
Three things about my grandparents’ grave you may miss unless I point them out. The first is my bottom half, in white shorts, so telling
St. John’s Catholic church in our village is constructed of yellow sandstone. It’s a graceful steeple and stained-glass presence in one of our older neighborhoods.
I have been taught a lot of things about Scripture throughout my long life in the Christian Reformed Church. Scripture is infallible and inerrant. It
Walking up the stairs of Hagia Sophia was a holy moment for me. I was part of a tour group in Turkey several years ago.
In the summer of 2022, the Christian Reformed Church’s Synod approved a report on human sexuality that went beyond stating a denominational position and offering
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