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At least some of its features I could have guessed had I never opened the cover. It’s plainly and unflinchingly Christian, for one, everything
James Schaap
July 27, 2012
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At least some of its features I could have guessed had I never opened the cover. It’s plainly and unflinchingly Christian, for one, everything
History can sometimes seem like it was so long ago. Yet, it is often more present and real in the here and now than we
Don’t be into trends. Don’t make fashion own you, but you decide what you are, what you want to express by the way you dress
My “The 12” colleague Jeff Munroe has a mighty fine blog from yesterday (July 23) that I urge you to look at. I’ll try to
In the aftermath of last Friday’s horrific events in Aurora, Colorado, I have heard several people describe the shooter as “pure evil” or “insane.” No
Yesterday afternoon I went to see The Dark Knight Rises. It was a surreal experience – watching the first 20-30 minutes of the film thinking
James Bratt is away today, but we are glad to share Elaine Schnabel. Elaine graduated from Calvin College with an English major last year. She’s currently
Rev. Karin A. Craven is guest blogging for Theresa Latini. Karin is an ordained Presbyterian minister and a second year PhD student in the pastoral
Warning: If you do not wish to know details about the film, Brave, today’s blog is not for you. Please come back tomorrow. Shelagh Gordon
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