In Christ Our Milkshakes Are Safe
As a moderate progressive with a voracious appetite for pop culture ephemera, I’ve grown wary of the Milkshake Duck. […]
As a moderate progressive with a voracious appetite for pop culture ephemera, I’ve grown wary of the Milkshake Duck. […]
There are days I would love to ignore the rest of the world—to stay off Facebook, leave the television screen blank, and toss the newspaper in the recycling bin unread. […]
In my service at Covenant Offices over the past twenty-seven years in three different roles, I have had a front-row seat watching this fellowship move from being a small obscure denomination wondering about its missional impact to being a small obscure denomination that fights above its weight class. […]
Like many families throughout America, we watched Billy Graham’s crusades on television […]
In the days following Billy Graham’s passing last week, there have been a slew of articles opining on his life and legacy. […]
Lingawe Sarah Singa, a 19-year-old junior at Lycee Vanette, the girls’ high school at Karawa, had died […]
In April of 1992 I was brought to the United States of America; I was six months old […]
I think a lot about artificial intelligence, in part because so much sci-fi uses AI as a dystopian horror trope. […]
In their wonderful new book, The Pietist Option, Covenanters Mark Pattie and Chris Gehrz frequently cite Dale Brown, a major historian of the Pietist movement. […]
All my life I’ve been an avid reader, and as a long-time blogger, I’ve built up an online community with other writers, many of whom
