I remember when it was considered a good idea for churches to look and feel like shopping malls, a place where 1990s people felt comfortable

It’s now been almost two weeks since the first presidential debate. Words like “disaster,” “debacle,” and “embarrassment” have been used to describe it. Neither candidate

For the past month I’ve had the opportunity to chat — or is it snap? — with my daughter Jenna as she journeys along the

If you have ever spent time interacting with Indians, you are likely familiar with the Indian head bobble. Also referred to as the Indian head

I love the serenity prayer. Throughout my years of preaching, I’ve used it in all sorts of ways: to inspire surrender (God, grant me the

After 279 days and 2,895 miles aboard our 27-foot boat on the Great American Loop, my wife, Jill and I returned to our normal routine

“I don’t want to see anyone leave, but as Abraham was asked to offer up Isaac in obedience to faith, I see this as an

Way back in the day when the original Reformed Journal was still in print via Eerdmans Publishing Company in the 1980s, I had the thrill

There was no announcement or notification. Just some big machinery that dug up a large section of concrete in the middle of our street, a