Blog A Liberal Non-Christian and a Conservative Christian Scholar in Civil Dialogue: Part 2 Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Hank Reichman and Karen Swallow Prior’s dialogue…Karen Swallow Prior and Hank ReichmanSeptember 19, 2022
Blog A Liberal Non-Christian and a Conservative Christian Scholar in Civil Dialogue: Part 1 Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Hank Reichman and Karen Swallow Prior’s dialogue…Karen Swallow Prior and Hank ReichmanSeptember 16, 2022
Blog The Beauty of Losing Control of Your Teaching Seven years ago, I took a teaching sabbatical in Burundi. When I set foot on…Benjamin J. McFarlandSeptember 15, 2022
Blog Don’t Take the Punches In my life, there’s a lot of beating up going on. Personally, there’s the matter…Katie KresserSeptember 13, 2022
Blog Are We Living in a Christ-Animating Simulation? “For by him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and…Gregory J. RummoSeptember 12, 2022
Blog Is Your Hospitality Secularizing Your Teaching? Having taken part in numerous Christian faculty or staff development conversations, I notice one key…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 9, 2022
Blog Teaching in a Post-Covid World The COVID years have been tough ones for educators. I am in my thirty-second year…Louis MarkosSeptember 8, 2022
Blog Welcome to the Metaverse Imagine being able to teleport anywhere, change your appearance, ride a dragon, or build your…Derek C. SchuurmanSeptember 6, 2022
Blog A Failure of Stewardship: The Problem with General Education “ has been one of those places where we have told ourselves who we are.”Frederick…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 2, 2022
Blog Rethinking Interpersonal Boundaries with Students: Lessons Learned While Leading a Short-Term Study Abroad Program Today I showed my students how to do laundry. More precisely, I texted them tips…Paul Y. KimAugust 31, 2022
Blog Christian Over-Spiritualization of Mental Disorders “Exvangelicalism” is a relatively new term for a much older phenomenon: those who’ve been raised as…Kate FinleyAugust 30, 2022
Blog Forgive Us Our (Student) Debts?: Perspectives from Generous Justice and Prudent Stewardship Editor's Note: Due to the recent social media conversation about forgiving student debt, we thought…Todd Steen and Perry L. GlanzerAugust 29, 2022
Blog Taking Students to the “Ends of the Earth” to Share the Gospel in the Peruvian Andes “…ou will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to…Gregory J. RummoAugust 26, 2022
Blog Trusting God in Crossing Race and Ethnic Boundaries (Book Review: Sherwood Lingenfelter, Teamwork Cross-Culturally: Christ-Centered Solutions for Leading Multinational Teams. Baker Academic, 2022).…Jenell ParisAugust 25, 2022
Blog Defending the Faith or Defeating the Faithful?: Christian Philosophy and the Practice of Self-Reflection “Exvangelicalism” is a relatively new term for a much older phenomenon: those who’ve been raised as…Amber BowenAugust 23, 2022
Blog Rugged Dreams: What Today’s Students Lack “…they want to hang on to different parts of religion that they find to be…Perry L. GlanzerAugust 22, 2022
Blog COVID: Me, Not Me, and Freedom in Christ. On June 1st, while driving to meet family for brunch on a beautiful Sunday morning,…Margaret DiddamsAugust 19, 2022
Blog The Importance Of How We Describe “The way in which we describe the world determines what we think we see. What…Clayton D. CarlsonAugust 18, 2022
Blog Decolonizing the Integration of Faith and Learning A little while back, I attended two different conference presentations where colleagues within the Christian…Melanie A. HowardAugust 17, 2022
Blog Christian, Don’t Treat Your Spouse Like a “Partner”; Treat Your “Partners” Like a Spouse. Business and legal history are not the most likely sources of Christian illumination. In this…Larry G. LockeAugust 16, 2022