
Think Globally, Push Back Locally
Back in the late 1990s shortly after I published a little book called Remember Creation, I was invited to give five morning lectures on creation

Back in the late 1990s shortly after I published a little book called Remember Creation, I was invited to give five morning lectures on creation

by Rebecca Koerselman What makes a good president? Good mutton chops? A full head of hair? The right height? The best looking? A particular religious

Because you have made the LORD your refuge, the Most High your dwelling place, no evil shall befall you, no scourge come near your tent.
I like the invitation Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell posed in this space last Tuesday to “share” (“just share”?) religious terms that we personally want to give a

The cultural race to the bottom is a myth; we do not live in a fallen state of cheap pleasures that pale beside the intellectual

Theresa Latini is taking a short break from her rotation on The Twelve. While she’s away, we welcome Kate Kooyman. Kate is a minister of
I’ve never been a fan of the poem, “Footprints.” In fact, that’s an understatement. Any of my students reading this today will no doubt laugh
Like many of you, words matter to me. I select them carefully. In theological contexts, there are some words I avoid pretty thoroughly. They aren’t

by Brian Keepers It’s the day after the Super Bowl. There was an extra amount of hype this year with it being the Super Bowl’s