My sister, Tracy, was diagnosed with brain cancer exactly nine months ago. Within weeks of learning that she had a rare brain tumor, called an

Two weeks ago, I visited the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam, where Rembrandt van Rijn lived, painted, and sold paintings from 1639 to 1658. An

I’m not sure exactly when or where I learned it. Was it overt, clearly stated in some book or class? Or did I more intuit

My colleague Gary D. Schmidt is an award-winning author of Middle Grade fiction and so speaks all over the country.  He also has connections with

“Who are your workers and what do they carry with them emotionally and spiritually into worship?” I frequently ask pastors and worship leaders this question

We’re in the third week of reflecting on the themes of the Year A Season of Creation lectionary, and that theme is supposed to be

If my sense of the past is anywhere close to accurate, I’d guess John A. Vogel was a silent type who, on the rare occasion

Each spring, I give a favorite lecture, an homage to a Belgian mathematician, Pierre François Verhulst. In two publications (1838 and 1847), Verhulst argued that