I’ve heard much talk in the past five years about the radical changes coming in theological education. From the head of ATS (Association of Theological
Last time, I talked here about growing up in the Army chapel system, so I hope you’ll indulge a second blog in a row about
The little pond I swim in, the Reformed Church in America, has not, in my memory, anticipated a book as much as Jim Brownson’s recently
Today’s guest post comes from Mark Roeda, pastor of South Bend Christian Reformed Church: Learning to read resembles learning to ride a bike. In
If for some reason you wish to study that peculiar state of human existence called “the blahs,” I suggest you begin in the third week
This is yesterday afternoon, a gorgeous February Sabbath, and that’s my grandson writing a message in the light snow on the Floyd River with the
There is a photo hanging above the piano in my dining room, an old black and white that shows the first parsonage I lived in,
One of my favorite parts of my workweek takes place on Tuesday nights 4:00-5:30. It’s a time when we swing wide open the sanctuary doors
Because I have been invited to teach a preaching course at a conference in Uganda this coming August, I recently paid a visit to the
