Essay Humanizing a Hero: On Reading A Burning in My BonesThe picture that emerges from Collier’s attentive telling of this pastor-writer’s life is complex, flawed, and beautifulJared AyersApril 14, 2021
Essay StagedStaging Although we had talked about it for several years, when my wife and I finally contacted a realtor in…Scott HoezeeApril 13, 2021
Essay God is on Our SideAs the nation follows the trial of white police officer Derek Chauvin, charged with the killing of African American George…Rebecca KoerselmanApril 12, 2021
Essay God in our Senses: SightGod looks like kids in cages at the border and immigrants longing for a better life. God looks like folks…Katie AlleyApril 11, 2021
Essay Cautious Hope: Jamie Skillen on Deb Haaland’s Appointment as US Interior SecretaryIn Jamie’s fascinating responses to my questions, he places Haaland’s appointment in its historical context, explains what federal land management…Debra RienstraApril 10, 2021
Essay Hymns in My HeartSundays during the pandemic often seemed little different than other days. But listening to "Hymns Old and New" on Spotify…Helen LuhrsApril 9, 2021
Essay Here’s to the womenHere’s to the women. The brave ones, who speak truth with conviction, with brilliance, with footnotes. To the women who…Kate KooymanApril 8, 2021
Essay RefuelingAlmost everyone I know is a bit grumpy at the moment. Kind of over it. Just done. A gorgeous Easter weekend…Jennifer L. HolbergApril 7, 2021
Essay Eight Things Easter-yOur Easter celebrations are not laden with the affection and cheer, the memories and emotional wallop of Christmas.Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellApril 6, 2021
Essay Caught Up in the Rhythms of Old Third Reformed ChurchEvery nook and cranny of this old wooden ark of a church held memories, and they came flooding back to…Tom BoogaartApril 5, 2021