From this saga we can glean hope’s core ingredient. There are the predictable humility and gratitude but also the less predictable humor, play, and joy.
Like “evangelical,” the term “Protestant” increasingly is seen as unhelpful and unfamiliar, especially among young people.
David French writes how a “post-Christian” USA animates and motivates a lot of American Christianity.
More child-free people, more pets, anthrozoology, alloparenting, and evolutionary biology…
Katharine Hayhoe interviewed by the New York Times.
A phenomenal digital resource, includes an essay by Kristin Kobes DuMez of Calvin University.
Who remembers church on New Years Eve? In the Black Church, Watch Night celebrated the Emancipation Proclamation.
Matthew’s account of Jesus’ birth has been embroidered upon in all sorts of interesting and compelling ways.
Robert Hudson’s new book “Seeing Jesus: Visionary Encounters from the First Century to the Present” is both devotional and skeptical, says the New Yorker
