
At Sea
Many advocates of climate justice, Christian and otherwise, have looked to the Middle Ages to figure out what went wrong and how to set things
Many advocates of climate justice, Christian and otherwise, have looked to the Middle Ages to figure out what went wrong and how to set things
To: Calvin University Board of Trustees, President Greg Elzinga, Provost Noah TolyCalvin UniversityGrand Rapids, Michigan From: Timothy R. Van Deelen, Ph.D. Dear trustees and leaders
Perhaps what makes the “always” so poignant is that our eventual understanding that always isn’t always.
It happened so fast. We had no idea on Saturday morning, June 22, that the water was blocking off roads. My husband Dean and I
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump has elicited predicable responses from the right and left. I saw a post on Facebook that Saturday night claiming
As the morning mist began to clear I could see him walking in the distance. No matter how early I began my pilgrimage there always
A few years ago, when pain felt like it was destroying me from the inside out, undoing my very being—physical, mental, and spiritual—I started to
Now has the summer of our discontent passed all endurance. Rising Strongman Bone-Spur escapes by the narrowest margin the violence that karma had in store
Last week I had the pleasure of preaching at Yorkminster Park Baptist Church in downtown Toronto. Yorkminster hosts the Lester Randall Preaching Conference each fall,
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