There were littler ones, babies even, hard as that is to consider. It looks to me as if the lineup in this proud old photo

Confession here. Early in my undergraduate career at Calvin College (now University), I became disenamored with my choice to declare a Biology major. As a

I had another blog started for this week when I was absolutely arrested by a new poem from my friend, the brilliant poet, Jane Zwart.

A colleague once noted a unique feature of church websites, and a roughly geographical divide. Midwestern church websites often include pictures of people, whereas Eastern

The daily blog of the Reformed Journal turns 11 today. Adolescence is just around the corner! On October 31, 2011 the first blog was posted.

At twilight today a legion of costumed children will pester their neighbors for gifts of candy and sweets. “Halloween” carries distant echoes of All Saints’

Isn’t it interesting that Jesus rarely says anything affirming about the nuclear family? You won’t catch Jesus asking Peter to have another child, or telling

I was delighted the other week to see a piece in the New York Times on Tricia Hersey, the founder of the Nap Ministry. I

It’s always tough to have to follow up Laura de Jong in this space, especially when she writes a beautiful post like yesterday’s on …