Blog The Geography of Faith I teach broad surveys of religious history, so I have to pay a lot of attention to the frame and…James BrattMarch 30, 2012
Blog Into the Darkness: Waiting for Transformation Note: this blog is an excerpt of a sermon that I recently preached at my alma mater, Roberts Wesleyan College,…Theresa LatiniMarch 29, 2012
Blog Kings, Creeds, and the Canon: Musing on N.T. Wright I'm something of a Tom Wright enthusiast. As someone who is convinced that Christian scholars across the disciplines should be…James K.A SmithMarch 27, 2012
Blog It’s Only Natural Ewwwh—that’s just gross! It is wrong on so many levels. I often hear people, Christians actually, making visceral comments like…Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellMarch 27, 2012
Blog A few good reads As women’s history month wraps up, I thought I’d feature some books that have made an imprint on me in…Jessica BrattMarch 26, 2012
Blog Back in My Day, We Just Didn’t Know Stuff I admit there’s something romantic about wood stoves and typewriters and horse-drawn carriages and other technologies of the past. For…Debra RienstraMarch 23, 2012
Blog That searing stemwinder Our lindens are just about the tallest trees in town, I swear. And there he was, high up top,…James C. SchaapMarch 23, 2012
Blog Spring Chickens Today is one of those lovely spring days you get when it seems as though life is simply bursting forth…Thomas GoodhartMarch 22, 2012
Blog Moving Towards: Becoming a Warrioress for Unity Enneagram I love personality tests. They provide me the tools to know more about me, those around me, and help…Jes KastMarch 21, 2012
Blog Breaking One’s Spirit For various reasons across the last year or two, I have been involved in some faith-and-science conversations. One topic that…Scott HoezeeMarch 20, 2012