Fear and trembling
The hardest work I ever did was a three-week stint–that’s all–with a road crew cutting sod and laying it down along the new interstate highway,
James Schaap
January 11, 2012
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The hardest work I ever did was a three-week stint–that’s all–with a road crew cutting sod and laying it down along the new interstate highway,
(Note: This post was actually my sermon-starter idea for the January 8 Lectionary text of Genesis 1:1-5 but it can serve as my meditation as
I recently finished reading Eugene Peterson’s memoir The Pastor. It took me several months to get up the gumption to tackle the book. I wasn’t
There were some excellent posts this week – some real heavy hitters. Theresa’s post on vocation was excellent, so was the Michelle Bachman piece.
Bachman Back to Kuyper? Now that Michelle Bachman has dropped her campaign for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, perhaps we can put to rest—again—a genealogy
Now that Michelle Bachman has dropped her campaign for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, perhaps we can put to rest—again—a genealogy used to explain her
Shortly after I got married, I made a “stunning” discovery (one of many to follow!): my spouse did not find the content of his work
[Do me a favor: Promise me you’ll read this post with The National’s “Conversation 16” video playing in the background. Don’t try to exegete the
So The Twelve–Reformed Done Daily is moving into its third month. So far. So good. I’m told readership is strong and growing, although it can