
The Spirit of Love and Power
My wife and I were still newlyweds when the Berlin Wall came tumbling down on November 9, 1989. I remember sitting in the living room
My wife and I were still newlyweds when the Berlin Wall came tumbling down on November 9, 1989. I remember sitting in the living room
Hospitality has a rich history, though the practice of hospitality by God’s people was supposed to differ from the dominant cultural norms of the day.
The strike was called for the Friday just before we observed Storm Sunday this year. First Reformed Church of Schenectady, has been following the Season
“Lumberjack songs? Seriously?” “Just listen. You’ll see.” “Fine.” We were road-tripping out to the lake, and my spouse wanted me to listen to an album
It’s purple. Well these days, some twenty hot years of Dakota sun later, St. Charles Church looks a bit pink; but originally it was purple.
We talk a good deal about vocation at Calvin University. It’s a big part of our first-year programing. We have a four-year innovative program called
You may wish to read my earlier post, God is/is not Conservative It’s only fairly recently that “liberal” became a bad word in the United
Memory is such a trickster. I came across a lost document while helping my dad and stepmom clean out their condo recently, notes from Monday,
Last Sunday we held a memorial service for my mom, Priscilla Ann Carlson. She died at home with my dad by her side in mid-October
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