The matter of disaster was on young Sam Jensen’s mind lately, and not disasters of nature, unless his younger sisters—whose missteps cast a dark shadow
The Strange Silence of the Bible in the Church More than ten years ago, the Hebrew instructors at Western Theological Seminary (WTS) began to entertain
Editor’s Note: We continue our occasional series on “How do we come to be the ones we are?” with this reflection from April Fiet. I
He began his impromptu speech with a quote from Book One of Aristotle’s Politics: “He who is unable to live in society, or who has
A church is looking for a new pastor… A regional church meeting is praying for God’s direction and guidance… A son speaks a eulogy at
I was introduced to Christian nationalism in subtle ways. I never gave a second thought to the overt display of the American flag alongside the
“The most important part of writing, and really life,” Kiese Laymon’s mother tells him, “is revision.” The instruction comes in his remarkable 2018 memoir, Heavy,
On Friday, Tom and I are ferried from the Birch Lake Campground boat launch to Loonsong Cabin. The freshwater spray from the bounce of the
Jake first noticed her the day after she moved in to the home. She bore a remarkable resemblance to his first and only wife—the white
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