Where the river bends
Mitt would count them in his column, I’m sure. After all, they certainly aren’t part of the 47% of us who leech off
James C. Schaap
October 19, 2012
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Mitt would count them in his column, I’m sure. After all, they certainly aren’t part of the 47% of us who leech off
Maybe it really is just about catching flies with chopsticks. Often ministry is not what you think it will be. That’s a fair and probably
2001I was driving back from Ferris State University beaming with pride on a September morning. I was taking my first college class as a senior
A colleague whom I respect very, very highly has a theory with which I disagree. My friend thinks that it is fully possible to teach
Why is it important that Jesus wasn’t married? Allow a personal disclosure first. I don’t think Jesus was married. But in the past month or
1988 World Series – Game 1 – Bottom of 9th -… by senatork My earliest memory of baseball is of my dad and I sitting
Spent an enjoyable mid-afternoon today talking with the board of Perspectives, the journal that’s the mother of The 12 blog. I served on the Perspectives
Eleven months ago, I blogged about the arrest of Jerry Sandusky, the Penn State Football coach who then had been accused, now convicted, of sexually
I do not wish to treat friendships daintily, but with roughest courage. When they are real, they are not glass threads or frostwork, but the
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