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If on one hand you tried to count up the number of times you have heard jokes about the Doctrine…

In 1909, G.K. Chesterton wrote a response to a letter writer, concerned about fairy tales that exposed children to the…

The group of regulars became quite a close-knit community who continue checking on and praying for each other.

Today I am going to introduce you to my favorite little spark of energy.

For some time now, I've admired the life of a 19th century missionary, Sheldon Jackson, whose name I found on…

They’re not rats, despite being burdened with an English name that invites dismissal, even contempt. Muskrats are are ecosystem engineers,…

I’m delighted to be back in my usual Wednesday slot here on the Reformed Journal blog. My thanks to Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell for…

Grace-filled suggests that our splintering would be nice splintering, genteel splintering. We’re good people, after all. We’re Christians.

She, a woman, just touched a man. Not only a man, but this man with such power even in his…

I have been watching the Olympics a lot this week. There’s a level of crazy required for sports like skeleton,…