Blog Free to be an American For some, the relationship between faith and American citizenship is quite simple: there’s no tension at all. To be an…Jeff MunroeSeptember 20, 2023
Blog My Father: A Meme Posting pictures online of unwitting people so you can ridicule them is a vicious sport. And It’s certainly not how…Jeff MunroeAugust 14, 2023
Blog Pew 18 Some have found freedom leaving the church, yet for me to stop believing doesn’t feel like liberation, it feels like…Jeff MunroeJuly 24, 2023
Blog The Courage to Say Something The old line, attributed to the French literary figure Charles Baudelaire, is that Satan’s greatest trick is convincing the world…Jeff MunroeApril 24, 2023
Blog Incongruous Saints His remarkable story of walking away from comfort and finding meaning by alleviating suffering is unusual in Western culture. It’s…Jeff MunroeFebruary 27, 2023
Blog 2022 in the Reformed Journal In 2022, we published 52 essays, over 365 blog posts, more than two dozen books reviews, and close to 100…Jeff MunroeJanuary 2, 2023
Blog Failure as Success How does God move in our lives? Sometimes we are guided by gentle nudges or a word from a friend.…Jeff MunroeDecember 5, 2022
Blog But Wait, There’s More If you give a gift to the Reformed Journal of $300 or more between now and the end of 2022,…Jeff MunroeNovember 25, 2022
Blog I Feel it All at Once I’m not going to air out the details of my father’s departure from the church. I’m simply going to note…Jeff MunroeSeptember 26, 2022
Blog A Few Notes from the Editor Today’s entry is not an opinion piece but a hodge-podge of things I want to make sure our readers are…Jeff MunroeAugust 1, 2022