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For 500 years “De steen die door de tempelbowers” was sung first crack out of the box at Easter morning worship, or so says
James Schaap
April 3, 2015
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For 500 years “De steen die door de tempelbowers” was sung first crack out of the box at Easter morning worship, or so says
Earlier this week I was out changing the signboard in front of the church announcing the services and times for this week’s upcoming schedule of
I find it usually happens if I wait too long to eat lunch. Sometimes it happens when I come home late from work and there
By Rebecca Koerselman When was the last time that you deliberately joined a group of people that you knew were different from you? While a
by Gregory Anderson Love God died. It is the most startling of statements, surpassing even the other startling statement in the Christian faith—that God was
This time I’m not surprised that Lent hasn’t turned out the way it’s supposed to be. Uhh, that I didn’t get into Lent—do the work
Two pieces of my work this semester couldn’t be further apart–or at least they seem to be disconnected. I’m writing a book on Heavy Metal music.
When I think back on my years of working as a pastor, I remember this time in the church calendar with the most affection and,
Possibly the best birthday present I’ve ever received was a room. (I share a birthday with Virginia Woolf, so perhaps it’s not surprising that it