Coercion?
Perhaps not all readers of “The Twelve” will be aware of it but in some circles within the Christian Reformed Church these past ten days
Scott Hoezee
May 15, 2012
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Perhaps not all readers of “The Twelve” will be aware of it but in some circles within the Christian Reformed Church these past ten days
Anyone but me notice the death of the religious right last week? Apparently, the religious right had started feeling poorly after Mitt Romney took Ohio
Charles Colson’s death last month prompted a chorus of praise from his evangelical supporters. Praise for his enduring conversion to Christianity. Praise for the change
Any self-reflexive preacher knows that bearing the Word of God with her or his human words is a weighty matter. Scripture and experience teach us,
Watch Where Soldiers Come From – Trailer on PBS. See more from POV. Why don’t presidents fight the war, Why do they always
It’s almost graduation day at the college where I teach. Classes are just about over, exams are looming, and thoughts of summer plans are providing
We all believe in our hearts and confess with our mouths that there is a single and simple spiritual being, whom we call God— Eternal
I want to add some observations to the conversation Jeff and others have raised: why shouldn’t the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in
During worship services this Easter season when we say the Apostle’s Creed together, I naturally attend especially to the words focusing on the Easter event.
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