Blog Virgin Fetish How’s that for a title to appeal to your prurient interests? Actually, and to my own embarrassment, I once uttered…Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellApril 24, 2012
Blog Children and God Below are three of ten short reflections I wrote on the theme “Children and God” which are currently running…Jessica BrattApril 23, 2012
Blog Postcards from the Festival of Faith and Writing I report to you late on Friday night after two exhilarating days at the Festival of Faith and Writing at…Debra RienstraApril 21, 2012
Blog Dick Clark–may he rest in peace I was born in 1948, but it took me a while to understand the world into which I was, that…James C. SchaapApril 20, 2012
Blog Through the Glass… For some time now I’ve been trying to figure out where I fit in this whole The Twelve: Reformed. Done…Thomas GoodhartApril 19, 2012
Blog Becoming a Theopoet. "and your very flesh shall be a great poem" - Walt Whitman Musical Roots Along with playing pastor as a…Jes KastApril 18, 2012
Blog The Paradox and Peril of Power First, sorry for the overly alliterative title. But for this post, those words really are the apt ones to invoke! …Scott HoezeeApril 17, 2012
Blog Me and Barack The other day James Bratt posted a careful, scholarly review of Calvinism and Politics on this site. Here’s more, neither…Jeff MunroeApril 16, 2012
Blog Calvinism and Politics, Historically Considered A number of you sent appreciative notes on my last post, “The Geography of Faith,” which took a shot at…James BrattApril 13, 2012
Blog “Everyone and everything is connected.” So begins the movie, Jeff, Who Lives at Home. I saw the Duplasses’ latest movie this past weekend with a…Theresa LatiniApril 12, 2012