by Erik Masci | Jul 13, 2021 | Students
Does the Old Testament Matter? Rob Kranz, M.A. (’21) A few years ago, a well-known American evangelical pastor made headlines for writing a book in which he asked church leaders: “would you consider unhitching your teaching of what it means to follow...
by Erik Masci | Jun 16, 2021 | Uncategorized
LEARNING TO LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS ACROSS TIME AND SPACE Karen Cooke As often as it happens, it still surprises me. A few months ago, the shock came while reading John Chrysostom. I was enjoying learning more about his teachings until I came to the passage...
by Rebecca Kello | Feb 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
The Grace of God Every year on Ash Wednesday, those of us in the Christian tradition who follow the Revised Common Lectionary get the same set of passages read to our congregations as we, in our liturgies, remind people that they are dust and to dust they shall return...
by Austin Gurchiek | Jan 12, 2018 | Students
Reflecting on the Past Year Using the New Year as a time to reflect has always captivated me and reflecting on 2017 has even more so because so much has happened personally. For the first time in my life, I moved out of my hometown and I have been challenged scholarly...
by Joel Childers | Dec 19, 2017 | Students
Why is This Season Different from All Others? If you’ve ever found yourself thinking that you may have too many holiday traditions, and that sometimes it feels like every day of December has to contain some holiday movie, treat, or experience, I invite you...
