Willie Jennings, now a professor at Yale Divinity School, was an academic dean at Duke Divinity School for ten years, has been teaching divinity students
It has been one hundred years since Herman Bavinck died. Much has changed and shifted in our world in the last ten years, let alone
Thomas Lynch has a singular voice in American literature. Although an accomplished poet and essayist, it’s his day job as owner of Lynch and Sons
Esau McCaulley’s Reading While Black is a detailed analysis and explication of the African American biblical interpretive enterprise as seen in its traditional ecclesial life
I am made in such a way that when events happen in our world that trouble me, I read to better understand them. I have
My wife and I are the parents of three children, two of whom have Down syndrome. I vividly remember a church service some years back
America is a politically polarized country. We see it all around us, but it is particularly visible now, in the middle of a pandemic. The
In an era of American politics in which Christian political engagement on both sides of the political divide is more often driven by one’s partisan
One of the hard realities I regularly encounter in my work as a pastor is that of suffering. Sit with someone long enough, listen to
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