The attempted assassination of Donald Trump has elicited predicable responses from the right and left. I saw a post on Facebook that Saturday night claiming
On Thursday, the day Donald Trump became the first former President of the United States to be convicted of a felony, I visited the Columbine
The other day I saw a new stamp in the post office and couldn’t stop myself from buying a sheet. (I know; the post office
Christian Wiman’s intellect is profound, his faith gritty and honest, and his life story incredible. It is hard to believe someone raised in minimally functional
We’ve suffered so many mass shootings, they don’t shock us. We’ve become inoculated. We should sit in lament and then rise up in protest, but
I shouldn’t have been surprised—but I still was—when I started hearing people claiming the National Football League is “rigged.” We are less than a week
On Tuesday, January 30, we publish Telling Stories in the Dark by Jeff Munroe. It will be our first Reformed Journal Book. We’re hoping it’s
“This is the body of Christ, broken for you. Forgive the referees.” An elder said this to me as I took communion on the last
What’s saving your life right now? That’s a question Barbara Brown Taylor explores in her memoir Leaving Church, and a question whose power has stuck
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