
Reformed Public Theology: A Global Vision for Life in the World
I often tell my students that theology does not mean much if it is not used for the good of the people. What I mean
I often tell my students that theology does not mean much if it is not used for the good of the people. What I mean
We remember how to be human when we share our stories of hope, prayer, lament, and struggle. “Wild, Beautiful, and Free” by Sophfronia Scott threads
Kyle Meynaard-Schaap seems like a nice guy. I have been one of several in a Zoom meeting with him but we had not met. I
This book is a collaborative project between three engineering professors – Ethan J. Brue, Derek C. Schuurman, and Steven H. Vanderleest, all PhDs. All three
As a foster parent, social worker, and researcher, one concept that has been invaluable to me in understanding the role of trauma among the many
Saving Us is possibly the best book I have seen yet on the topic of climate change. This is not necessarily because climate change realities
Rudine Sims-Bishop first suggested that children’s literature might function as a mirror or a window (1990). The idea is that sometimes children can see themselves
I have read a lot of memoirs, but I have never read a memoir like Evangelical Anxiety. Memoirs tend to fall into two groups, either
Reviewing a book titled Charitable Writing: Cultivating Virtue Through Our Words presents a bit of a quandary. If the review itself is not charitable, is
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