by Chuck DeGroat It’s the very first question God asks after Adam and Eve’s fall from grace. They are hiding, as we all do. But

by Stacey Midge Jes Kast-Keat is away today. We welcome guest-blogger Stacey Midge. Stacey  serves as an Associate Minister at the First Reformed Church of

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by Steven Rodriguez First, feel powerless. Watch your child certainly baptized duly present in church catechized, Vee Bee Essed, awakened at camp and now everywhere

    There we were, driving down a driveway made up of two deep ruts, moving deeper and deeper into the Arizona forest. At 7,500 feet,

by Kate Kooyman I remember coming home from a youth group mission trip to urban Chicago when I was in high school and agonizing over