
Catching Up With God
People tell me they want to keep learning about God and the Bible. So here is a perspective for you to consider, if it is
People tell me they want to keep learning about God and the Bible. So here is a perspective for you to consider, if it is
Dear friends in Grand Rapids, Calvin U., and CRC-land: I am chagrined at the Christian Reformed Synod’s recent adoption of the report and recommendations of
Over the years, I’ve developed a little tradition of writing a letter to the child or children being baptized as the sermon on that Sunday.
“There’s a tremendous amount of rot that’s in our agencies and institutions—Calvin University and Seminary. That needs to be cleaned out.” Those are the words
That she might marry seemed so unlikely that the possibility never even arose. Her physical condition–she’s a quad, has been since birth–put marriage somehow out
I was in first grade when my grandmother won the award for “youngest grandma” at my elementary school’s Grandparent’s Day assembly. I remember getting up
You may have noticed that I’ve been away from this space since May: first, to lead two back-to-back trips in Italy (for college students and
WIth US Independence Day behind us, can I now say that for much of my life, “freedom” hasn’t really been a big concern, a priority
Among the many gifts holidays bring is memory, because holidays allow us to connect memories with dates. I have many memories, but I know the
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