The world seems to be full of disasters, appearing on our TV screens and newspapers…
Robert WhiteMay 26, 2021
Read part I of the interview here Sometimes, Asian and Asian American churches have remained…
Paul Y. KimMay 21, 2021
Professor Russell M. Jeung, Professor of Asian American Studies at San Francisco State University and…
Paul Y. KimMay 20, 2021
One of the consequences of the Fall is rather obvious. We have differences about who…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 19, 2021
Editor's Note: Due to an editorial mistake, two blog posts were released yesterday. In order…
David Lyle JeffreyMay 18, 2021
Last month I wrote about the Fall and what it means for Christian scholars, institutions,…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 17, 2021
My first lesson in academic freedom came not long after completing my Ph.D., at which…
Crystal L. DowningMay 14, 2021
I have never missed an Earth Day. That’s only because I was fourteen on April…
Stephen O. MoshierMay 13, 2021
Risking understatement, George M. Marsden’s The Soul of the American University: From Protestant Establishment to…
Todd C. ReamMay 12, 2021
I once heard a seasoned professor talk about curating his summer reading, intentionally including at…
Lisa HosackMay 11, 2021
The moon and stars, flocks and herds, wild animals, birds and fish. Psalm 8 lists…
Derek C. SchuurmanMay 10, 2021
We cannot count on academics to study the most important realities in our lives (versus…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 7, 2021
In my capacity as host of the podcast Faithful Economy, I recently had the opportunity…
Steven McMullenMay 6, 2021
I am pleased to share this interview with Sarah Dawn Petrin, a Gordon University alumna…
Jenell ParisMay 5, 2021
From Carl Trueman’s The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self to Kristen DuMez’s Jesus…
Karen Swallow PriorMay 3, 2021
In the preface of his book, A Genetic Switch, famed molecular biologist Mark Ptashne writes…
Clayton D. CarlsonApril 30, 2021
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (usually just called Caravaggio) was always hiding. He left his family…
Katie KresserApril 29, 2021
