The big news on the creation-care front was that we, in North America, woke up to newly-revealed final language in the COP28’s First Global Stocktake

Who woulda thunk a controversy would break out in the Reformed Journal blog over this issue, among all the disputed questions in Calvinist circles? Not

I am not proud to admit it, but I am quite directionally illiterate when it comes to navigating my way around this world. Much to

What’s saving your life right now? That’s a question Barbara Brown Taylor explores in her memoir Leaving Church, and a question whose power has stuck

“Communication is not just the transmission of information; it is the co-creation of culture.” So says Quentin Schultze in his Christian perspective on communication entitled

I’ve been on a memoir kick this year. Actually, that may be a bit of an understatement. By my count, I’m currently working on my

Laura de Jong may be ok with our beloved founder having loosened up on premature celebrations of Christmas, but I’m going to stick with Advent

I’m taking to heart Steve’s admonition to not be an Advent snob. So much so that I’m jumping right past Christmas to talk about Lent.

Bazan One of the holiday albums in heavy rotation in my Spotify app every December is David Bazan’s Dark Sacred Night. It’s no Gene Autry