Blog Languishing? Take Courage, Take Heart The most-read article in The New York Times in 2021 was not about COVID, not…Margaret DiddamsMarch 21, 2022
Blog Guest Post – Benefits and Challenges of Teaching a DEI Course: One Ethnic-Racial Minority Instructor’s Reflection Who I am personally (e.g., the personal identities and roles I assume) and professionally (e.g.,…Peter Matthew RiveraMarch 18, 2022
Blog Guest Post – A Volcanic Tightrope In March of 2020, famed daredevil Nik Wallenda completed the astonishing feat of walking on…Jordan ShannonMarch 17, 2022
Blog These are My Students: A Reflection on Three Different Student “Profiles” in My DEI Course When the Professional Becomes Personal: Opportunities and Challenges for Faculty of Color Teaching DEI Courses…Paul Y. KimMarch 16, 2022
Blog Guest Post – The Beautiful Scandal of the Cruciform Mind Editor’s Note: The William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company releases an updated edition of Mark A.…David W. WrightMarch 15, 2022
Blog Toasting the Mormons and Ronald Reagan on Easter: Understanding Russian Corruption and Christian Courage I may have Ronald Reagan to thank for my marriage. During the spring of 1995,…Perry L. GlanzerMarch 14, 2022
Blog A Serial Entrepreneur’s Unique Journey and Financial Risk to Help Christian Education: Is Amy Smiling? An odd little book was amongst the cascading vendor enticements at last month’s educational gathering…Jerry PattengaleMarch 11, 2022
Blog Guest Post – Creating a Campus Culture of Loving Judgment (Part 2) In the last post, I shared how the biblical doctrine of judgment stabilized my own…Duane CovrigMarch 10, 2022
Blog Guest Post – A Pedagogy of Vision: Ambrose of Milan and the Spiritual Senses Jesus’ healing of the blind must rank amongst the more perplexing stories in the Bible.…Alex FoglemanMarch 7, 2022
Blog Guest Post – Thoughts on engaging a fluid culture with fluid dynamics in Christian education What role should faith play in Christian education? This philosophical question regularly results in divisive…Min Y. PackMarch 4, 2022
Blog Soviet Tanks and the Good News: for Reflection on Mark 16:15 We were aboard the Fyodor Dostoevsky, in port on the Moscow River, just after returning…Calvin DeWittMarch 3, 2022
Blog Guest Post – Lament as a Christian Pedagogical Tool Editor’s Note: In light of Ash Wednesday and this time of repentance, confession, and lament…Karen LeeMarch 2, 2022
Blog Faith in the Invisible and the Nature of Reality When I was a teenager, I remember hearing the question “If a tree falls in…Gregory J. RummoMarch 1, 2022
Blog The Christian Scholar’s Review Winter 2022 Issue With today’s blog, I am pleased to introduce the Winter issue of Christian Scholar’s Review.…Margaret DiddamsFebruary 28, 2022
Blog Teaching with Fire, Part 2: The Open Inner Core In Part 1 of this essay, I argued that the structure of a flame is,…Benjamin J. McFarlandFebruary 25, 2022
Blog Teaching with Fire, Part 1: Why It’s Easy to Burn Out My friend left academia for industry last month. He posted online: “I spent years hearing…Benjamin J. McFarlandFebruary 24, 2022
Blog Guest Post – Embracing Limitations as Opportunity: A Communal Care Approach to the Adjunct Crisis Like many others, last fall I read with interest, in Christian Scholar’s Review, scholars’ reflections…Timothy HendricksonFebruary 23, 2022
Blog Keep Finding Your Identity in Christ: Responding to Sloppy Christian Reasoning about Identity Christians should always reflect critically upon how we use theological language. Yet, we must recognize…Perry L. GlanzerFebruary 22, 2022
Blog Nunchi as a Countercultural Posture: How the Korean Construct Helps Me Support Students This academic term, my students seem more exhausted than ever (Faculty are tired too. But…Paul Y. KimFebruary 21, 2022
Blog Thinking Beyond the Ivory Tower: An Interview with Melissa Cain Travis Having worked in academia for the past two decades, I often take for granted the…Marybeth BaggettFebruary 18, 2022