Prayers for a young widow
By all accounts, he was a really good guy–good father, good husband, good church-goer. In some ways, on paper at least, he seems quintessentially
James C. Schaap
May 17, 2013
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By all accounts, he was a really good guy–good father, good husband, good church-goer. In some ways, on paper at least, he seems quintessentially
Perhaps you’ve heard? The apocalypse is coming. And no, it’s not because the General Synod workbook is out. (Although in some areas it is rousing
Are you sick of posts about graduation? I hope not because I am going to add one more. Except this time it is from the
On Saturday, Jason Lief reflected in this space on college graduation and the twin impulses to hit the road or stay where you are. Today,
Yesterday was graduation at Dordt College. Over 300 students sat up on the stage, waiting for their diploma, so they could leave. Graduation day has
As you outlanders might have noticed, the bloggers at this site who live in the upper Midwest have been musing out loud (it’s not
The key to transforming conflict in the church today is developing skilled leaders who are not afraid to engage conflict. As mentioned two weeks ago,
As Jessica Bratt blogged on Monday, her father (and my colleague) Ken Bratt had his retirement reception that afternoon. I just want to note here
The Boston Marathon bombing seems like increasingly “old-news,” although Jeff Munroe’s post last week, “I’m Not Done With Boston” generated some good discussion. It might
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