
Was it all Worth It?
He held my response quizzically, as if examining an object entirely new and foreign to him. “You don’t know,” he repeated, “the impact of your

He held my response quizzically, as if examining an object entirely new and foreign to him. “You don’t know,” he repeated, “the impact of your

My boyfriend got a puppy this week. He bought her a few weeks ago and finally got to bring her home on Monday. When I

“Thank you for a reasoned, unemotional, and thoughtful essay on immigration.” I received this response to an essay that I wrote for The Reformed Journal

“There’s a tremendous amount of rot that’s in our agencies and institutions—Calvin University and Seminary. That needs to be cleaned out.” Those are the words

A Saint’s Final Request Jim walked into my office and slowly closed the door. “I have a story for you,” he said. While studying at

I’m the oldest of six kids, and the first five of us are all two years apart like stepping-stones. Seemingly undaunted by this squirmy and

Last week, Jane Zwart posted the intercessory prayer she wrote and offered as part of Sunday worship at Church of the Servant in Grand Rapids,

My youngest son is the king of questions. His ten-year-old brain and his mouth seem to spin from the moment he opens his eyes in

In his address to the United States Congress in March, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the destruction unfolding from Russia’s current invasion. Attempting to mobilize