Right on cue came the well-choreographed public dismay, along with one of the most well-rehearsed lines in our grotesque public liturgy: “This is not who

Who knew? This small Christian sect, considered heterodox by many, stood firm against an evil regime.

I tend to call them campers. People without a home care more about finding a place to rest than what we call them.

Professional research seems to favor technological solutions over behavioral (spiritual??) changes that may emerge as imperatives.

As has become my custom, I’m so grateful to be able to share another profound prayer by my friend and colleague, Jane Zwart, which she

It feels like too much. People with power and authority keep adding fuel to the fire rather than put the fire out. I won’t pretend

For many of us, an astonishing number of these classes were with Seerveld. The student body was small, but so was the faculty, which meant

Capon argues that God uses the left-handed power of love and sacrifice over the right-handed power of coercion. Repeatedly, Capon finds Jesus on the side

If we think of the church as a garden—or maybe a vineyard, to be more in keeping with Jesus’ kingdom parables—that would suggest that we