Maundy Thursday evening, I attended my church’s simple service in the fellowship area. We sat around tables, prayed and sang, meditated on Jesus’ humility in

On this Good Friday I am reminded of the life and testimony of Oscar Romero, who is on the path to be made a saint

It’s early. Still dark. The alarm goes off and I hit snooze and roll over, dreading the day ahead. I am anxious about many things,

“From the One who was and is and is to come.”  We’ve heard this benediction before.   It points to the God, to the Savior, who

Since Christmas, I’ve been listening to the soundtrack from the hit Broadway musical, Hamilton. I realize I’m a little late to the game, as per

by Joshua Vis Last Sunday, I explored the idea that Jesus never really integrated his message about God’s coming kingdom with his insistence that he

By Allan Janssen In the past few weeks, I have heard talk of a “split” in my church, the Reformed Church in America, from a

Not long ago, Sherman Alexie, among the most prominent Native American writers in America, lost his mother. He’d lost his father years before, but it