Into the Unknown
By Meg Jenista In Acts 10, we hear the incredible story of an afternoon siesta on the roof. Peter dreams of a great white sheet
Meg Jenista
May 24, 2015
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By Meg Jenista In Acts 10, we hear the incredible story of an afternoon siesta on the roof. Peter dreams of a great white sheet
This end of the school year brings extra tumult for me, beyond the usual press of grading, farewell receptions, putting the books away, organizing the
A friend, who happens to be an excellent preacher, has said on numerous occasions that there’s an important connection between comedians and preachers. There’s timing—the
Later today, I am flying to the Twin Cities for my niece’s wedding, at which I am privileged to officiate, and for my daughter’s baptism
It’s exam week here at Calvin College, and I’ve spent the day reading the final exams from my “Literature in a Global Context” course—a sophomore-level
Allison Vander Broek is our guest blogger today. Thanks, Allison. A few weeks ago I gave a lecture on religion in the history class that
Today, we welcome guest blogger, April Fiet. Thanks, April! “Momma, I picked some of your favorite flowers for you!” my five-year-old called out to me
by Meg Jenista I didn’t grow up in a tradition that celebrated Ascension as a particularly important part of the Jesus story. But we know
“There are no good choices.” I remember saying that to my mother three years ago when we hit the first major decision point in what