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

“…they want to hang on to different parts of religion that they find to be…

On June 1st, while driving to meet family for brunch on a beautiful Sunday morning,…

“The way in which we describe the world determines what we think we see. What…

A little while back, I attended two different conference presentations where colleagues within the Christian…

Business and legal history are not the most likely sources of Christian illumination. In this…

Doctrine is divisive, and division is difficult. Why should Christian higher education institutions (CHEIs) take…

“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…