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Two years before Karl Marx published The Communist Manifesto, something remarkable happened in London. In 1846, church leaders from Protestant churches across Europe and North America […]

Chances are you’ve bumped into the phrase Christian nationalism, usually referring to a movement, person, or idea that believes America was founded not only on Christian […]

Our church is searching for a new pastor. After more than forty years of faithful service, ours has stepped aside, and now we’re left asking the […]

20 months ago, Lily and I moved from our home of 44 years to a condo. That meant much we owned had to be given away […]

287 years ago January 1st, at around 3 in the morning in an all-night prayer meeting, on Fetter Lane in London England, John Wesley said that […]

As a boy, I learned that God is everywhere. Of course, I tried to imagine what “everywhere” meant beyond the borders of my small world. Today, […]

As our small group finished our brief time with Pope Francis, I wondered why he was lingering, so I waited and watched. It turned out that […]

He was a storyteller par excellence, but he was also a story himself. Sociologist, professor, and stirrer-upper, his presence was felt across North America, pressing Evangelicals […]

David, my oldest brother, is dead. The news came without surprise. He had been very unwell, and we had had multiple final goodbye visits. But as […]