
The Mystery Owns Us
How do we live out of the mystery of Easter, the mystery of our union with Christ? I’ll get right to the point. After the
How do we live out of the mystery of Easter, the mystery of our union with Christ? I’ll get right to the point. After the
I finished watching the new Hillsong docuseries over the weekend–despite my best efforts, I can’t seem to stay away from any media that explores scandals
Twenty-five years ago, the Dordt College concert choir loaded up on a bus for our spring break tour. Our first stop didn’t make it on
With thanks to my co-pastor, Tom Bomhof, whose excellent devotions for a congregational meeting a couple weeks ago prompted the thinking for this blog. I
Andrei Tarkovsky is my second-favorite movie-maker. Dmitri Shostakovich is my second-favorite symphony composer. And Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote my third-favorite novel, The Brothers Karamazov. In terms
My city is on edge. It began two weeks ago when an early morning traffic stop ended up with the death of a black man
When the disciples heard Jesus tell them to throw their nets out wider, I wonder if they worried a bit. “We haven’t done that before.
I am the resurrection and the life — Jesus At the church where I am a member, we will be gathering around the Lord’s Table
The following is adapted from chapter 5 of Refugia Faith: Seeking Hidden Shelters, Ordinary Wonders, and the Healing of the Earth. Below, you will find
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