
A Letter to Hannah (and all who are baptized)
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.
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.
As a historian of the antiabortion movement, I feel a little obligated to say something in light of the Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn Roe
I’m the oldest of six kids, and the first five of us are all two years apart like stepping-stones. Seemingly undaunted by this squirmy and
Humanity’s oldest story is written in the stars. It’s there in the summer night sky, welcome and cool. For most of us, it’s there in
Last week, Jane Zwart posted the intercessory prayer she wrote and offered as part of Sunday worship at Church of the Servant in Grand Rapids,
My fellow blogger Dana VanderLugt posted a thoughtful piece on Saturday titled “No Easy Answers.” Her post received a number of appreciative comments but when
Sometimes I get up early in the morning to read the Bible because I know it makes for a peaceful start to my day, or
Nearly ten years ago, I traveled to South Africa with a dozen or so members of the church I was serving at the time. Several
My youngest son is the king of questions. His ten-year-old brain and his mouth seem to spin from the moment he opens his eyes in
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