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I recently learned about the term, “goblin mode.”I would like to thank Professor David Tizzard…

Let’s start with my least favorite part of this book: its title. To be fair,…

Last fall semester, Beth Madison posted on the CSR blog about vulnerability in the classroom—a…

Baylor University recently published a land acknowledgment (LA). A few other Christian institutions and conferences…

I had my first MRI ever just a few months after my 24th birthday. Two…

One of the first things I did as editor of this journal (CSR) was commission…

Sometime in the next few weeks, it will be the third anniversary of the moment…

John Everett Millais, A Huguenot, on St. Bartholomew’s Day, 1852 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Huguenot,_on_St._Bartholomew%27s_Day In 1852, the pious…

During focus group research for the book Digital Life Together, two secondary school students offered…

“It is a triumph of science to have, in some degree, described the electron, and…

People today are ambivalent toward history. We can’t deny it; but we’re not quite sure…

Born and raised in Puerto Rico, I belong to a Roman Catholic family that went…

For the past few years, my family has implemented the practice of selecting a Biblical…

For Christmas 2021, my wife got me the gift of improv comedy classes. We happen…

My inventive colleague, Dr. Isaac Soon, recently offered a constructive counterpart to all the handwringing…

There are, I believe, two major reasons—one external and one internal—why the number of humanities…

When I began reading Servant Teaching—Practices for Renewing Christian Higher Education, by Quintin Schultze, I…

In 2017, a group of about forty Christian communication scholars convened at Spring Arbor University…

“So Paul, standing in the midst of the Areopagus, said: ‘Men of Athens, I perceive…

I double-checked the title; was “witness” singular or plural? With the answer—singular—the book’s thesis became…