This Advent, together with some friends and colleagues from my church, I’m reading a collection of Christmas essays and articles by Karl Barth. The collection

I’ve been writing for this blog for a long time, and I was today years old (as the meme goes) when I found out that

Ten years. Doubtless others of my fellow Twelvers will be noting our recent tenth anniversary of this blog. I have been part of it from

Why do people give? I’m sure those far more expert than I have asked and answered this question. Still, I’ll share some ideas with you.

Apparently there was a fight in the high school lunchroom. The principal asked many students and teachers who witnessed the fight to write down what

Choose joy. Find joy in the journey. No doubt you’re familiar with these kinds of platitudes. Maybe someone has said something like it to you,

The leaves have fallen. The temperatures are dropping. The wind from the north is regularly sweeping across the land, cutting through the extra layers we’ve

A year ago, we asked you to financially support the Reformed Journal because we had big plans. We said we were going to expand what

One of the nice things about having young adult children home for Thanksgiving is that they can fill you in on crucial cultural developments such