Blog Trauma and Race Kintsugi allows the artist to repair the cracked pot and transform it from a broken vessel into a work of…Micah L. McCrearySeptember 30, 2023
Blog Fear not Words like “perfect love casts out fear,” however profound they may be, have never helped me when I felt fear.Doug BrouwerSeptember 29, 2023
Blog Ripples Our destination is a landscape anomaly. A rift in time. A bit of rocky relief poking through a landscape of…Tim Van DeelenSeptember 28, 2023
Blog Costly Compost I always relish the turn to autumn each year--it has remained my favorite season unabated through half a century. And…Jennifer L. HolbergSeptember 27, 2023
Blog The Next Chapter We’re saying “No more dogs.” It's hard to think that this aspect of my life is over.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellSeptember 26, 2023
Blog Should Pastors Read Leadership Books? He stood in my study at church, scanning my bookshelves. Suddenly he turned to me, pointed to a whole section…Brian KeepersSeptember 24, 2023
Blog September Grief and Children I recognized that I wouldn’t be able to hide my grief from my children, so I made a decision to…Katlyn DeVriesSeptember 24, 2023
Blog All Abuzz I’ve been both giddy and annoyed recently by the way that “story” has been trending in the public sphere. We…Katy SundararajanSeptember 23, 2023
Blog Care as Connection Caring is complicated. Which means parenting is complicated. And friendship is complicated. And working in care-giving jobs is complicated. What…Heidi S. De JongeSeptember 22, 2023
Blog Telling the Truth About God I’ve been thinking a lot about truth-telling lately.I’m working on a presentation for a preaching conference next month. I’ve titled…Laura de JongSeptember 21, 2023