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“Most social situations are not moral, because there is no conflict between the role-taking expectations…

In 1765 two early presidents of American colonial colleges made their last ethical stands in…

While there are many ways to integrate faith into a discipline, some scholars argue that…

Maria was dead. The hospital staff worked heroically to save her, but the heart attack…

Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world… The…

I made many mistakes in my oral qualifying exam, halfway through grad school. The first…

In my role as an Art History professor at Seattle Pacific University, I have accompanied…

“This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: ‘Write in a book all…

If your campus is anything like mine, there has been an increasing emphasis on students…

This year it finally hit me. I’ve been going about self-care all wrong. I have…

Like a lot of western Christians, I did a short-term mission trip as a teen…

“Exvangelicalism” is a relatively new term for a much older phenomenon: those who’ve been raised…

Book Review: George Yancey, Beyond Racial Division: A Unifying Alternative to Colorblindness and Antiracism. IVP,…

In part 1 of this series, I attempted to respond to a student who asked,…

“Where is God in Ukraine?” I was set to start my lecture when a student…

Evangelicals do not have a reputation for wise and irenic engagement with modern science. Scholars…

{The following excerpt comes from Matt Hoven, J.J. Carney, and Max Engel, On the Eighth…

Giant kelp. It’s a species of algae that can grow over 50 meters tall, making…