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During seminary, a professor who would later become a mentor and friend, the missional theologian Darrell Guder, taught our class something that that has stayed
During seminary, a professor who would later become a mentor and friend, the missional theologian Darrell Guder, taught our class something that that has stayed
Last week I finished reading Jim Freeman’s Rich Thanks to Racism, adding another book to my list of bleak reads on the state of America.
This writing refers to two pieces of legislation recently supported and signed into law by Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds. Senate File 538 prohibits medical personnel
I heard recently about an area church that doesn’t sing. They don’t dislike music. There’s still a small band that plays music throughout the service.
Worthy is the Lamb that was slaughteredTo receive power and wealth and wisdom and mightAnd honor and glory and blessing! -The Revelation to John, 5.12
Some while ago, not sure when, Facebook started embedding a feature called “Reels” into people’s news feeds. These are seemingly random video clips usually lasting
Born in 1936 and having grown up in a Christian Reformed Church, I do not recall ever deciding that same sex attraction was wrong. It
Easter Two of the fingers on his right hand had been broken so when he poured back into that hand it surprised him—it hurt him at first. And the whole
“But Deb, it’s got 52 percent on Rotten Tomatoes! That’s right in your sweet spot!” This was husband Ron, years ago, trying to convince me
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