Does what we believe make a difference? Or should what we believe make a difference? Or rather, how do we believe what we believe?

Once upon a time a blog began. Twelve different people would write about what it means to be Reformed, daily. Little did the writers know

It’s difficult for me to believe that it’s been now close to 8 years since I left my last congregation as pastor and weekly preacher.  

One of the joys of being one-twelfth of The 12 is the chance to interact with what the other eleven are thinking and writing about. 

This semester I’m teaching a course on the topic of Christianity and popular culture. We started the semester reading selections from Niebuhr’s Christ and Culture

Rev. Angie Mabry-Nauta is subbing for James Bratt today. She is a writer and ordained Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Reformed Church in America

Jessicah Bratt’s recent blog post engendered a fair amount of gratitude and conversation from our regular readers. She graciously raised pointed questions about the RCA’s

Last Saturday, Debra Rienstra looked at the well-known post-Easter story of Jesus and “doubting Thomas,” and the great crescendo at the end of the fourth