
Only Something Nice?
Last week one day I was reviewing some of the audio sermons available in the archive of my Center for Excellence in Preaching website. One
Last week one day I was reviewing some of the audio sermons available in the archive of my Center for Excellence in Preaching website. One
I’ve been reading Gordon Young’s Teardown, his memoir about growing up in, escaping from, and returning to Flint, Michigan. Flint is Detroit without the charm
Last time I threw an elbow to my right regarding the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision, so this week I’ll exercise a
I appreciated yesterday’s post by Theresa (or was it Mary? I thought Theresa just turned 40 not to long ago?) The part about “acting our
I seem to rather frequently read phrases like the following: x (some particular age) is the new y (some particular age that is
Hull-House gymnasium, c. 1908, photographer Wallace Kirkland Sarina Gruver Moore is guest-blogging this summer when she’s not gallivanting off to Chicago. She teaches English at
Today we welcome guest-blogger, Josh Bode. Josh is minister of the Woodstock Reformed Church, in Woodstock, New York. What happens when we think about the
Today’s guest post comes from my friend Adam Navis. Adam is the Director of Operations for Words of Hope and is also studying the intersection of
Through random book serendipity, I came across the 2009 book The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle, and I’ve been reading about “talent hotbeds.” Coyle wanted
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