A recent conference at Calvin Theological Seminary gave some of the seminary's new faculty members a chance to join a well-known Reformed theologian in connecting their areas of expertise to the ministry of the church.
Listeners of Michael Kiwanuka's 2012 debut album, Home Again, could be forgiven for thinking they were hearing new music from James Taylor.
“Great knowledge comes from the humblest of origins.”
One resource that worked well for us was John Timmer’s Four-Dimensional Jesus (Faith Alive Christian Resources).
From her nest in a rock crevice overlooking a majestic canyon, a baby wren sees that “the world was filled with such wonderfulness”—monarch butterflies, soft breezes, and a shimmering river.
It’s been several months since Synod 2016 made decisions about the reports from the Committee to Provide Pastoral Guidance Regarding Same-Sex Marriage.
Whoever said age is just a number may have had Jim Polet in mind.
Songs have a way of connecting people to others and to their past.
Nearly six months after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry declared the murder of Christians in the Middle East a “genocide,”
What if I told you that there are important Bible stories you’ve almost certainly missed?
Fifteen years ago, I said goodbye to my son. He’d only been with us for 11 months, but he was part of our family.
I don’t know what to do. My wife died three years ago. Last year a friend’s wife was widowed, and I feel drawn to her.
With the help of several partners, Calvin College is taking an interdisciplinary approach in improving the health of a watershed in the West Michigan area.
Seventeen-year-old Assétou lives in a remote village in Burkina Faso, 60 kilometers from its capital city of Ouagadougou.
Last year Sandra McCracken used the words of the Psalms to work through a difficult season in her life.
Wrongs to Rights is an ambitious collection of poetry, photographs, artwork, and essays.
Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger saved the lives of 155 people, including his own, when he completed a successful water landing of a passenger airliner in the Hudson River
In June 1953, Winston Churchill was 78 years old and still one of the most powerful heads of state in the world.
In Winnipeg, Man., just as in many other North American cities, racism, gang activity, and crime have driven a wedge between the police force and civilians.
World Renew has appointed Bob Laarman as director of Disaster Response Services (DRS)
In Memoriam: Rev. Clarence John Vos
1920-2016Patient and kind as well as intellectually and spiritually curious, Clarence Vos was a gifted teacher who enjoyed sharing what he knew
Synod 2016, the general assembly of the Christian Reformed Church, is a few months past.
Plans for some of the regional gatherings announced by the Christian Reformed Church have changed, according to CRC executive director Steven Timmermans.