Dignify the toil! More on vocation….
As someone who fretted over “figuring out what I’m called to do” for many years, I appreciate the emerging dialogue on vocation here on the
As someone who fretted over “figuring out what I’m called to do” for many years, I appreciate the emerging dialogue on vocation here on the
It’s only January and already I can’t stand another minute of “news coverage” of the presidential race. I have stopped listening to the yammering—from the
“The 150 evangelical leaders who met behind closed doors on January 14 to anoint a Republican candidate for President were wise not to have
I have now been in India for exactly two weeks and to say that the experience has been amazing would be a severe understatement. From
I’m in awe of the scholarly and thoughtful work by my colleagues Theresa Latini and Debra Rienstra. I feel grateful for the vibrant conversation that many of you
The month of January for me has been mostly consumed with my teaching the course “Intersections of Theology and Science” here at Calvin Theological Seminary.
Like some has-been athlete who managed to turn a few games into a broadcasting career, I’ve become an “expert” on Europe because I spent a
This month I’m teaching a three-week intensive course on Film Noir and American Culture. The “movies with a dark look” emerged in the United States
Since my first post on vocation, a number of friends, colleagues, and readers have jumped into the conversation, raised poignant questions, and even taken their
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