The town is growing, developments sprouting here and there, as what was once a sleepy village becomes more and more suburban Chattanooga. Traffic flows eagerly

I was invited into Creation Care ministry about twenty years ago. At the time, something about it felt right, intuitive, urgent even, something essential to

During Lent, my Bible study considered passages about the disciples in the time leading up to the crucifixion. There was an obvious takeaway: what a

Giving advice is easy. There’s something that’s a half bubble off and I have just the right thing to bring balance. I can reach into

As a theology professor, I regularly confront—and help students to confront—God’s hiddenness in history. For all the signs that point to God’s activity in time—Jesus’

My morning commute often takes me by one of the campuses of Family Church, a new, energetic, and growing church in West Michigan. It’s one

Those of us raised in white Christian traditions go to great lengths–from Passion plays to Tenebrae services to silent meditation–to feel the weight of Christ’s

I stood in front of the painting long enough that my neck hurt from craning upward, long enough to make the connection that onlookers that

It was Palm Sunday evening in the De Jonge house. My husband had had a rough afternoon – navigating online portals in order to send