
Lessons Learned from a Newborn
I spent a lot of time inside–just observing, noticing, and being with my baby. Some days were beautiful,. Some days were tough.
I spent a lot of time inside–just observing, noticing, and being with my baby. Some days were beautiful,. Some days were tough.
People have asked about what I’m doing. Here are a couple things I’ve become involved with. First, I add my obligatory Reformed-humility caveat. Of course
No one from outer space is coming to save us. Christians quickly assert “Jesus saves,” but Jesus has never shown much inclination to save us
Well-rehearsed when I walked on to the stage, as my mother had instructed, I summoned up my biggest voice and announced, sans microphone, my welcome
Levings’ and Lenz’s memoirs trace the way both women were drawn into high-control, conservative Christian groups, trapped in patriarchal marriages, and ultimately made their escapes.
My correspondents admire what I call the triple-S complex in Christian Reformed collective character: sacrificial, sober, and stalwart. But they also see a negative obverse
Today is Ascension Day. It is a public holiday in parts of Europe. Hemelvaartsdag. New York City observes it by letting you not move your
This experimental treatment is potentially life-changing for KJ. But it also serves to pave the way for using CRISPR-based gene editing for other diseases.
While there is something noble and beneficial about looking back, the best way to remember the sacrifices of the past would be to change our
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