The world watched last September as millions mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth. Subsequently, many watched with great interest as Charles was enthroned as king
I preached recently and was given the Easter Emmaus text (Luke 24:13–35), a story I have never really found interesting. Having to say something on
Are you seeking a diploma, or are you seeking an education? So many of you tell me you’re here because graduating from here will get
The Book of Psalms is a collection of prayers written originally to shape God’s people in ancient Israel for identity, mission, community, and holiness. These
Theological education isn’t what I thought it would be. I rightly expected it to be challenging, in terms of heavy workloads and difficult concepts. Although
[Note: My students all gave me permission to be named in this piece. In fact, they all asked to be named.] My students and I
Human change has been a focal point of contemplation—indeed, an intellectual puzzle—for much of Western history. Consider my revision of an ancient riddle known as
A few years ago, in a town not too far away, there was a traffic accident involving a car and a motorcycle. The person driving
Transitions are not elegant. They are doctors’ handwriting. They are gangly fifteen-year-old boys and girls covered in acne. They are playing mud soccer, tripping, and
Who am I really? Who am I apart from my achievements (or failures) and the roles that I play in life? Both questions invite us