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Giving in to New Rhythms
In my imaginary world, my daily quiet time looks […]
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Senior Health: The Power of Volunteering
Dr. Wesley Ryd retired from 42 years of family practice […]
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Saving Evangelicalism
Acrimony has always characterized the political and, unfortunately, religious life of the United States. […]
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Compass Bearings: Called and Gifted
This year marks a double anniversary of women in leadership: the hundredth anniversary of Women Ministries, and the fortieth anniversary of the ordination of women in the ECC. […]
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The Weeds Go on Forever
Recently I received a text from a friend asking a favor. […]
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Strong and Weak
In his massive two-volume work on Paul, N. T. Wright […]
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Don’t Worry about Your Shot, It’s Fine
In the hit Broadway show Hamilton… one of the catchiest refrains goes like this: “I am not throwing away my shot, […]
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Senior Health: Activity and Food for the Brain
here is no magic pill, potion, or isolated gene […]
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The End of the World as We Know It (But We Don’t Feel Fine)
I was raised in the eighties, the decade that brought us name belt buckles, Casio mini keyboards, and, for many, the welcome death of the disco era. […]
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A Lenten Prayer for Dusty People
This is what the Lord says—“Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! […]
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