
What I Love About Futbol – World Cup 2018 Edition
I love watching soccer and I have loved every minute of the World Cup tournament this year. It has been an exciting tournament, particularly because
I love watching soccer and I have loved every minute of the World Cup tournament this year. It has been an exciting tournament, particularly because
Leadership and Listening by Jill Ver Steeg Leadership begins with listening. This might come as a surprise to many since “leadership” is usually envisioned as
Conversations on Spiritual Deconstruction and the Shifting Landscape of Faith by Allison Vander Broek I’ve been doing a lot of listening this last year, spending
It may well have been one of the best marketing ploys I’d ever come up with–get former Iowa Governor Robert Ray to come out west
In the seemingly endless parade of things to watch, I want to recommend a recent addition to Netflix: “Churchill’s Secret Agents: The New Recruits.” Originally
My friends who are skeptics are cynical about Christianity these days. From our intramural fights to our political collusion on both sides, it all looks
Cogito ergo sum, Descartes famously said, but sometimes I think recordor ergo sum might be more accurate. “I remember, therefore I am.” I have a
by Melody Meeter There are advantages to preaching from the lectionary. Think of millions of Christians, Protestant and Catholic, hearing the same texts on the
If We Could Spell by Chad Engbers This past spring, I took a group of students to George Herbert’s small parish church in Bemerton, a
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