You never do know how many monkey stories somebody has. It’s what I like about what we have going here at Reformed Journal: we’re a

When we learn about bones, we talk about the importance of tension or stress for bone health. Your bones remodel constantly in response to stress.

Last summer, I was asked to lead morning devotions at a gathering of RJ writers. Three biblical passages quickly came to mind.

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A Prayer for the First Sunday of Advent Dear Jesus, Here we are again: counting down, lighting your birthday candles in slow motion, and watching

The Tokyo-based cultural historian W. David Marx recently published a new book titled Blank Space: A Cultural History of the Twenty-First Century. In it, he

In a world threatened by drought, fire, and soil erosion both literal and metaphorical, we are working together here to create a healthier ecosystem of

We cover the gamut, from climate change to politics to piety to theology, and we do so because that’s what our founding editors did from