What do you suppose you’d find, to root around in that walnut-sized brain for a while? It’s a pathetic nod to self-care I suppose, but

I know Debra used a Mary Oliver quote in her post on Saturday, but I generally feel it’s never a bad idea to emulate Debra

I’ve kept company with the Reformed Journal for fifty years. It began when I was a graduate student appreciating a touch of home amid my

Recently, some lovely friends threw a party for my new book, Nourishing Narratives. As part of the event, I had a conversation with Michael Wildschut,

I read my best book of 2023 last week. Now I don’t want to get too ahead of myself — I could read something else

Years ago when I was on the Board of Editors for what was then called Perspectives magazine, a consultant brought us all to a moment

There were always some very gooey caramel brownies and lots of other tantalizing desserts, usually with sprinkles. That was what I always noticed first at

The text popped up on my cell phone just as the sun was rising and I was doing my morning devotions. It was a video.

“Dr. Japinga, you apologized a lot for the church today.” Every semester in my Christian Feminism class, we have a conversation about the church. A