by Rebecca Koerselman Today is Caucus Day in Iowa and I keep hearing about the significance of anxiety for many Americans. If one listens to
by Brian Keepers When our oldest daughter Emma was a toddler, we bought a Fisher-Price Nativity Set. Every year we’d pull it out and set
On the Fourth Sunday of Advent this past Sunday I was privileged to be in worship with the good people at Third Christian Reformed Church
In the summer of 1843, as Isabella Van Wagenen set out on the road as Sojourner Truth, Orestes Brownson was publishing a series of articles
In the last house where Karl Barth lived and worked and finally died, a charming residence on Bruderholzallee in Basel, there are several portraits that
by Liz Niehoff Lord in your mercy, Hear our prayers. What a week it has been. With shootings, deaths, continued uncertainty and periods of wandering
Since the end of August I have been traveling each week to speak at conferences or attend various meetings. It has been a thrilling and
A week ago Sunday night I sat on the front porch and watched the moon as it rose, full and bright. Clouds came and went
by Liz Niehoff O God, our maker and source of comfort and stability, in times of great waiting, tumult, and uncertainty, we come before you
