On Tuesday of this week, the University of Oklahoma expelled two students for leading a group of others in singing a fraternity song littered with
I wanted to take a moment before the blog proper today to direct your attention to this month’s issue of our host publication, Perspectives, and its
Twenty-one Coptic Christian men were executed in Libya last month by people claiming association with the Islamic State. The reverberations from this tragedy still echo
Good morning, on this annual Monday where our clocks have been turned back for a day but our body clocks struggle to catch up. The
By Gregory Anderson Love On this one day, ten years ago, all the bad news in his life came to a moment. He stood on
During Lent, I expect to hear about sin and suffering, but I’m starting to get tired of the word “broken.” Also “brokenness,” “broken world,” “broken
The year was 1965. Madison, to a couple thousand high school small-town Wisconsin boys, was Babylon. Milwaukee was our vision of a big city, but
There’s a picture in the family photo album of a small infant recently brought home from the hospital cradled alongside a dog’s belly, a yellow
Did you know that only 10% of the senior level Christian pulpits in America are led by women? In the Reformed Church in America, of our
