My wife Jodi has a picture of the two of us dancing at a wedding as the screensaver on her phone. She loves that picture.

We live in an 1920s brick home within an upper middle class neighborhood of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Our house offers a lot of character and

The board of Elders at my brother’s church (which is not in the Reformed tradition) had a woman come to their meeting to profess her

High up a winding alpine road, at almost the very top of a narrow canyon, stood the 1920s log cabin my parents purchased in the

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